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High-street help enlistled for ID scheme
High street chemists, post offices and photo shops are to be used to record the electronic fingerprints and other biometric data needed for the national identity card scheme, the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, is to announce today.The decision to use high street shops sidesteps the need for the Home Office to set up a network of enrolment centres with mobile units to operate in rural areas.The move comes as the latest Home Office report to parliament on the costs of the scheme show they have risen by a further £221m to a total of £5.3bn over the next 10 years. That figure excludes the costs to other government departments and agencies of scanners and other equipment for verifying the identity of those trying to access public services.The home secretary is to confirm in a speech today that Manchester will be the first city where citizens - particularly younger people - will be invited to apply for an ID card from this autumn before the national roll-out in 2012. They will be charged £30
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High-street help enlisted for ID scheme
High street chemists, post offices and photo shops are to be used to record the electronic fingerprints and other biometric data needed for the national identity card scheme, the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, is to announce today.The decision to use high street shops sidesteps the need for the Home Office to set up a network of enrolment centres with mobile units to operate in rural areas.The move comes as the latest Home Office report to parliament on the costs of the scheme show they have risen by a further £221m to a total of £5.3bn over the next 10 years. That figure excludes the costs to other government departments and agencies of scanners and other equipment for verifying the identity of those trying to access public services.The home secretary is to confirm in a speech today that Manchester will be the first city where citizens - particularly younger people - will be invited to apply for an ID card from this autumn before the national roll-out in 2012. They will be charged £30
Guardian

Jacqui Smith enlists high street help for ID cards scheme
High street chemists, post offices and photo shops are to be used to record the electronic fingerprints and other biometric data needed for the national identity card scheme, the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, is to announce today.The decision to use high street shops sidesteps the need for the Home Office to set up a network of enrolment centres with mobile units to operate in rural areas.The move comes as the latest Home Office report to parliament on the costs of the scheme show they have risen by a further £221m to a total of £5.3bn over the next 10 years. That figure excludes the costs to other government departments and agencies of scanners and other equipment for verifying the identity of those trying to access public services.The home secretary is to confirm in a speech today that Manchester will be the first city where citizens - particularly younger people - will be invited to apply for an ID card from this autumn before the national roll-out in 2012. They will be charged £30
Guardian

Mexican stocks rise on government stimulus package
Investors bid up Mexican stocks Tuesday as the government announced a package of loans and credits to help the tourism industry and other businesses hurt by the swine flu crisis, while the peso made i...
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Two charged for CDS insider trading
THE US securities regulator has filed charges for its first-ever insider-trading case involving credit-default swaps.
The Australian

ICE Gets Hot, Las Vegas Sands Still Sizzling
IntercontinentalExchange completes a double off of the bottom as it prepares to plunge into credit default swaps.
Forbes

First CDS insider trading case launched
The US Securities and Exchange Commission brought its first case of insider trading involving credit default swaps, accusing a bond salesman of passing confidential information to a hedge fund manager that resulted in an instant profit of $1.2m
FT

Key lending rate falls to record low
A key interbank lending rate fell to its lowest point on record Tuesday as credit market conditions continue to ease.
CNN

Two bankers charged for insider trading of credit default swaps
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged a Deutsche Bank bond salesman and a credit trader from Millennium Management in the first case involving alleged insider trading on credit...
Big News Network

Consumers hop back on plastic treadmill
An increase in credit card sales and applications -- despite higher interest rates and tighter requirements -- may reflect Americans' increasing optimism about the economy.
MSN

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