U.K.’s Prisk Calls Small Business Loans `Sensible’ Use

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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) — Mark Prisk, U.K. business and enterprise minister, discusses financing small business.
Prime Minister David Cameron pledged government support for a 500 million-pound ($800 million) loan pool to boost smaller companies. Prisk speaks with Andrea Catherwood on Bloomberg Television’s “Last Word.”

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1 Comments.

belfasta November 12, 2011 at 12:48 am

big deal he has …
big deal he has just give the imf 40 billion to bail out the eu thats what happens when you have a dictator funded by banks what happened to the promise to the people that we would not bail out the eu does he think the public are stupid i no longer listen to the bbc dictators propaganda if you want to no whats going on in this country watch rt.com STFU dictator cameron