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Freelance business journalist/event host | Podcast host @e_nation | Editor/event host @Bristol_CI | Editor @SMEWebUK | Co-founder @LStyleDistrict | #SBSwinner
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Breaking down the reasons to continue watching out-of-contention Mets

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By Dan Martin Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
As the Mets return to Citi Field on Friday to open a series against the Nationals, they'll open a stretch of four of their next five series will be in Queens. That's hardly good news as they entered Thursday with the third-worst home record in the sport, ahead of just the A's and their minor league park in West Sacramento, Calif., and Washington. Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets.
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Breaking down the reasons to continue watching out-of-contention Mets

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By Dan Martin Verified
| Gossip Bucket
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Government policies drive business costs up by 70%

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By Dan Martin Verified
| SME Magazine Verified
Increases in National Insurance Contributions (NIC) and other government policies have contributed to costs increasing by 70% for an average company over the last 10 years. A typical 50-person, £5 million turnover business now has £827,000 more costs than in 2016, according to data from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC). Around 27% of the decade’s total increases landed in the past two years.
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