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The first view comes from consultants PwC, which reckons that total pay – salary, bonus, long-term incentives and pension payments – for chief executives rose 1% last year.

Abramovich's fortune is now estimated at a whopping $19.2bn, according to Forbes' 2007 list of Russia's top 100 businessmen (which reckons that there are 52 other Russian billionaires).

At least, it is according to Celera Genomics, which reckons that that is the number of genes it has found in the human genome.

Nor will a recent assessment by its own internal watchdog, which reckons that the IMF's economists feel "pressure to align their conclusions with IMF views".

Ad blocking is knocking a hole in revenue streams – billions of dollars lost globally, according to the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers, which reckons that 48% of American digital ad cash is at risk already.

The warning comes from Hargreaves Lansdown which reckons that higher rate and top rate taxpayers have increased their contributions by an average of 40 per cent in the current tax year.

Transfer and payment for the rest was subject to regulatory approval, without which SAI was committed to finding another buyer.Mediobanca's scheme fell foul of Consob, Italy's stockmarket watchdog, which reckoned that the insurer and the investment bank were working in concert.

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All of which, reckons Zilhão, shows that Neanderthals were doing many of the same things as their early modern human counterparts in Africa.

That comes from the Fatherhood Institute, which reckons the number is "between 1 and 2 million".

Conrad reckons that's much too optimistic.