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Would a national insurance hike for your employer cost YOU money?Experts warn a Budget rise in the employer national insurance rate could have a knock-on impact for employees. We explain what it means.
My Tesco credit card's supposed to be 0% interest - so how did I end up being charged £119? SALLY SORTS ITRecently, I saw I had been charged £119 interest on my credit card. As I always pay off the balance by direct debit plus extra lump sums, when necessary, I knew this could not be right.
BUSINESS LIVE: Wage growth eases; De La Rue to sell authentication unit; Bellway ramps-up homebuildingFTSE 100 closes down 43.38 points at 8249.28 Among the companies with updates today are De La Rue, Bellway, Robert Walters and Applied Nutrition.
How to cash in... on sin! MIDAS reveals the VERY un-woke shares that could earn you a packetToday, there is a growing focus on money over morals, safety over scruples. So does sin pay on the stock market or should we seek our rewards in more virtuous industries?
Chancellor has to find £100m extra in the Budget for state pension after key figure is revisedThe small but costly upward revision to next year's state pension is because a crunch earnings growth figure was reassessed from 4% to 4.1%.
Hargreaves Lansdown shareholders approve £5.4bn takeover dealAround 87 per cent of the group's investors voted in favour of the deal at a general meeting on Monday, with 13.4 per cent voting against.
Government to raise bank ring-fencing threshold to £35bn in boon for Chase and MarcusThe Government has announced plans to raise the ring-fencing threshold to £35bn from £25bn.
EDF heat pump tariff offers free month of electricity and £1,500 warranty - is it right for you?The bundle offer is meant to help sweeten the deal for households moving from traditional gas boilers over to heat pumps.
What is 'COPE' and why has it vanished from state pension statements? STEVE WEBB repliesMy COPE was approximately £50 a week on pension forecast statements but now seems to have disappeared when I go online.
Robert Walters hit by budget skittishness as employers hold off on hiringThe white collar recruiter, whose namesake founder retired last year, revealed its net fee income declined by 12 per cent on a constant currency basis to £79.9million in the three months ending September.
Car makers plea to Chancellor for incentives to help slash EV prices as 'demand isn't moving quickly enough'Bosses from 13 major car manufacturers have written to Rachel Reeves pleading for a fresh wave of electric vehicle incentives to turbocharge floundering sales.
Why share prices and bonds look good for investors now - a chief investment officer explains'There's a lot of risks out there but at the same time, if things seem risky that typically leads to opportunities', says Tom Becket, of Cannacord Wealth.
First Direct has a free monthly prize draw where customers can win a jackpot of £3,500 - here's how to enterFirst Direct customers can win up to £3,500 in its monthly prize draw which it launched to celebrate 35 years of First Direct.
Tesla Model Y now comes with seven seats in major boost for eco-conscious large familiesTelsa has launched a seven-seater version of the Long Range All-Wheel Drive Model Y. Costing from £54,9490 the new variant promises to make EV family life even easier.
Moody's warns water sector outlook remains 'negative' amid £70bn debt pileThe business risk faced by Britain's water companies is growing as the sector struggles to attract investment amid vocal public, political and regulatory pressure.
How to build a 'final salary lite' pension: ANDREW OXLADE on the Budget and extra appeal of annuitiesIt's hard to find anyone who can still pay into a final salary pension outside the public sector, but you could still try to build something similar yourself.
Applied Nutrition eyes £400m market value as it prepares for London listingApplied Nutrition is targeting a £400m valuation from a looming initial public offering of the British sports nutrition group's shares on the London Stock Exchange.
Will writers, divorce and probate services warned against 'misleading or aggressive' practicesThe Competition and Markets Authority is trying to stamp out poor behaviour like aggressive upselling, refusing refunds and failing to respond to complaints.
Vauxhall owner considers UK plant closures: Decision to be made 'in weeks'Stellantis, Europe's second-largest car maker, has been weighing up its options for months amid a row with the Government over quotas for electric vehicles.
Bellway targets 8,500 new homes this year after profit slumpThe housebuilder constructed 7,654 properties in the 12 months ending July, 30 per cent fewer than the previous year owing to a smaller starting forward order book.
UK wine industry 'under siege' as government prepares to hike alcohol dutySteve Finlan (pictured), boss of the Wine Society - which dates back to 1874 and has 180,000 members - said tax rules will push up prices for customers.
ESG investing falls out of favour as two thirds say 'greenwashing' is a key concernAccording to the Investment Association, there were net outflows of £342m from ESG funds in August, as well as outflows of £390m in July.
Ferrari's new £336,500 12Cilindri grand tourer reviewedWe get behind the wheel of the Prancing Horse's latest 830hp 6.5-litre V12 that propels it from rest to 62mph in just 2.9 seconds.
Buy-to-let returns reach record high as landlords profit from rising rentsFlat house prices and rising rents have led to a spike in the yields enjoyed by buy-to-let landlords, according to Hamptons.
Budget fears take shine off £60bn boost to UK investmentEye-catching deals included four US firms ploughing £6.3bn into UK data centres - which are key to the roll-out of artificial intelligence.
MARKET REPORT: TI Fluid soars after fifth takeover bid from rivalTI Fluid, which makes fluid systems for the likes of Aston Martin, Porsche and Fiat, said it has received a fifth takeover proposal from ABC Technologies.
Labour smoke and mirrors tax tricks won't spark an investment revolution, says ALEX BRUMMERThe effort by Keir Starmer (pictured) to rally global support for investment in Britain's leading edge pharma and tech industries is admirable.
Six steps to do an annual health check on your investmentsYou should carry out a full health check on your investments at least once a year, ideally at the same time to achieve continuity and build up a record. We explain how...
Taxpayers spent 719 HOURS on hold to HMRC call centre in the past year as wait times worsenUHY Hacker Young found that taxpayers spent a total of 719 years wanting to speak with HMRC in the year to 30 June.
Fraud complaints about Revolut rise 146% in just two yearsThe number of fraud reports mentioning Revolut to scam reporting body Action Fraud jumped by 36% to 9,793 in 2023 an FOI reveals.
Santander and TSB increase mortgage rates: Will more lenders follow?Mortgage rates could be edging higher again, as Santander and TSB will be increasing the interest on some of their fixed deals.
Large businesses set to pay half a MILLION pounds a year for energy by 2026, forecasts showThe forecast, which aligns with the April to March contract renewal period, reveals that the typical industrial energy costs have fallen from the highs of nearly £1m in 2022/23.
DVLA's private plate cash cow: Revenues from sales TRIPLES in a decade - here's how much it rakes in a yearAccording to revenue records shared by the DVLA, it has earned some £2.09bn from drivers buying and transferring private plates in a decade.
TSB launches new mortgage fixed for just one year: Who should consider one?TSB is offering its mortgage customers the ability to fix their mortgage for just one year, as opposed to the usual two or five.
Atom Bank launches a best buy easy-access savings rate with a catchAtom Bank has launched a top easy-access deal paying 4.85%. Only one other deal beats this - but there is a catch...
Households face ANOTHER year of expensive energy bills under Ofgem rules that limit cheap fixesThe 'ban on acquisition tariffs' is a large part of the reason why energy bills remain high, and now it looks like this could last until at least 2026.
What is the energy price cap and how will a rise affect your bills?Energy regulator Ofgem's average price-capped bill, currently £1,568 a year, will rise to £1,717 a year from 1 October.
Holiday prices in the weeks either side of school half terms will surge, expert warnsLast month, the Government introduced rules to deter parents from taking their children out of school for holidays and other unauthorised absences.
Nine ambulances and four bin lorries among 106k vehicles stolen last year - which other obscure motors were pinched?Government data shows there is 'literally no type of vehicle that someone won't steal' as owners even reported hearses as missing in 2023.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Farmers switch to renewables in a boost to Good EnergyFounded 25 years ago, Good Energy was a pioneer in the renewables market. The company is well managed, growing fast and financially strong. A long-term buy.
I had 14,000 of Nectar points stolen... and was told to visit the petrol station where the fraud happened or face not getting them refundedLast month, Caroline Enderby discovered 14,000 Nectar points had been used at a Sainsbury's petrol station in July without her knowledge.
Autumn Budget 2024: When it is and what experts predict will happen - from tax rises to pensionsSir Keir Starmer has laid the groundwork for an increase in taxes after warning the Autumn Budget on 30 October will be 'painful'.
Retail and hospitality sectors approach £2.7bn cliff edgeShops, pubs, hotels, restaurants, cinemas and gyms will be among those to be hit when a 75 per cent discount on business rates finishes.
Rachel Reeves risks getting a reputation as a pension thief: RUTH SUNDERLANDBy reducing the attraction of the tax-free lump sum, people are likely to change their behaviour by putting less in to their pension fund.
A quick guide to probate and how executors deal with estatesWhen someone dies it is essential to deal with their estate, which is made up of their home, savings and investments and belongings. We explain probate.
Renault 4 is reborn as an EV with a 'retro-futuristic' design and will cost around £28,000The new Renault 4 E-Tech seeks to capture the spirit of the original 60s R4 car and its charismatic design elements for a modern electric world. It goes on sale next Spring.
Should I declare my classic car SORN over winter to save money?What does SORN entail, how to prepare your classic for SORN and will it save money? Here's our guide to SORN for vintage motors.
How to research investment funds for your IsaDeciding which fund to invest in can be a challenge when managing your own portfolio. Expert Tom Stevenson explains what to look for and where when picking investments.
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Middle Englanders will take most of the tax hit. And, of course, pensions will not be sparedOne hundred long days and short nights (I don't sleep well) have passed since Labour roared into power with a thumping majority.
Why Trigger Happy TV star Dom Joly regrets selling his flat to author Salman Rushdie...Dom also reveals that he shouldn't have killed off Trigger Happy either after doing a couple of series and Christmas specials.
How to make sure you NEVER have to pay inheritance tax, by veteran estate planner IAN DYALLUnless you are fabulously wealthy, there is no reason why you should ever pay inheritance tax. You are free to give away as much wealth as you like tax-free - so long as you do it in your lifetime.
How investing in gold could EXEMPT you from Labour's capital gains tax raid - and investors made 40% in past yearThe gold price stands close to a record high at $2,657 (£2,032) per ounce, buoyed by strong investor demand, its limited supply and perception as a store of value in times of turmoil.
French and Chinese car manufacturers to dominate Paris Motor ShowSuch is its importance that two years ago President Macron personally opened it. Will he do so this year?
Could we turn pension saving into a fix for our finances? This is Money podcastPension auto-enrolment has been a success. Would a plan to build on this to create financial resilience work?
Renault 5 EV review: Can it recreate the charm of the original?Can a car powered entirely by batteries really recreate the character and charm of the original from 50 years earlier?
More than half of households don't have the minimum recommended 'rainy day' fundIt is recommended that an emergency fund should equate to at least three months' take home pay, with many experts recommending the equivalent of six month's' salary.
Property hotspots where you get the lowest price per square foot revealed - with this seaside town topHome buyers looking for the 'best bang for buck' should consider buying a property in Hartlepool.
Labour may hike capital gains tax to 39% - what would it mean for you?Reports claims Rachel Reeves may raise capital gains tax to as high as 39%, we explain what it could mean and who would be hit by it.
The electric cars with the longest ranges REVEALEDThe rapid development of electric vehicles, their batteries and motors means a number of EVs will now be able to drive the full length of the UK with one quick charge en route.
How much are my 1980s NatWest piggy banks worth? DAN HATFIELD repliesEarlier in the year, I was at an auction and up came a lot I hadn't clocked beforehand - a set of NatWest ceramic piggy banks.
Mortgage rates set to start rising again, experts warn - here's whyExperts are warning that mortgage rates may be about to start rising again, after Coventry Building Society announced it will be upping home loan costs.
First-time buyers spend £350 more a month on mortgages than five years agoFirst-time buyers are still paying significantly more on mortgage payments than they were five years ago, despite home loan costs falling in recent months.
Landlords to shell out £23.4bn on EPC upgrades, says Rightmove: Here's why government plans may fail...Almost 3 million rental homes will need to be upgraded to meet Labour's new eco targets, according to Rightmove.
How to research investment trusts for your IsaInvestment trusts have interesting quirks and features that mean careful research is important in order to fully understand what you are buying, says Ryan Hughes of AJ Bell.
Want one-off financial advice? Here's what to ask for and the costs involvedMany people could benefit from one-time help over some aspect of their finances, and this need not tie you into a long-term relationship with an adviser.
Savers can still grab a rate of 5% or more with these providersOnly a handful of providers are still offering savings deals paying 5% or above.
Can my parents be our mortgage lender so we're cash buyers and save money? DAVID HOLLINGWORTH repliesWe have our eye on a home listed for £650,000. the estate agent said we could secure a 10 per cent discount if we are cash buyers.
The Lifetime Savings Plan to make people £76,000 richer: SIMON LAMBERTThe Lifetime Savings idea aims to build on the success of workplace auto-enrolment pension saving to build financial resilience.
What next for mortgage rates?Mortgage rates are moving downwards, with the lowest fixed rates back to levels not seen since Liz Truss was Prime Minisiter.
Best mortgage rates for first-time buyers: How long should they fix for?Securing the best possible mortgage deal is one of the most important things to get right, especially as rates remain relatively high at the moment.
Why has orange juice become so expensive in recent years?Orange juice futures in New York stood at $4.67 per pound as of 4 October, having increased by about 45 per cent this year and more than quadrupled since 2022.
Best stocks & shares Isas: Pick the right investment accountChoosing the right investing platform is crucial but a wealth of choice can leave investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best.
50 of the best funds and investment trusts: Our experts reveal their top ideasWe asked trusted experts to recommend the best funds that cover different investment sectors - and included This is Money's selection of active and passive options too.
How to save money on energy: Your essential guide to billsThis is Money takes a look at all of the essential things you should know about cutting down your energy bill.
Ten tips for buy-to-let: Essential advice for property investmentIf you are planning on investing, or just want to know more, we tell you
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Labour's VAT hike is keeping me awake at night: How will I afford school fees? Money expert VICKY REYNAL reveals how to make the worry stop...I'm losing sleep over the Budget. I am up at night worried that I made a mistake to put my eldest in private education because, if the expected happens, I won't be able to afford my youngest to go there too.
Blow to Frasers takeover bid as Mulberry's biggest investor refuses to sellChallice Limited, which owns a 56 per cent stake in Mulberry, said on Sunday it had 'no interest' in selling its shares in the luxury fashion brand to Frasers.
AI guru to save NHS millions after using the tech to cut the number of missed appointmentsDr Chris Bates (pictured), research and analytics director at TPP, said his company's technology could save the cash-strapped NHS a fortune.
Gambling stocks hit by fears Rachel Reeves is plotting a £3bn tax raidMore than £2bn was wiped off the value of London-listed gambling firms amid reports the chancellor is plotting a crackdown on the sector.
Revolut named the worst UK bank for fraud complaintsSome customers of Revolut said they were not protected when targeted by scammers, a BBC Panorama investigation found.
Activist investor calls for heads to roll at BP over 'embarrassing' share priceThe firm has lagged UK rival Shell and US oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil, which have doubled down on profitable fossil fuels while BP has focused on renewables.
SMALL CAP IDEA: Bango is tackling subscription fatigueFrom entertainment, fitness, food and wine to beauty products and even underwear, it feels like the days of buying stuff when needed are over.
Gambling shares nosedive amid rumours of looming £3bn tax raidLondon-listed gambling shares fell sharply on Monday as investors reacted to rumours of a looming tax raid on the sector.
PageGroup warns 'no signs of improvement' as profits tumbleRecruitment businesses have experienced a significant slowdown in trade this year due to elevated economic uncertainty discouraging more firms from hiring people.
JP MORGAN EUROPEAN GROWTH & INCOME Bargain hunting reaps rewardsSince February 2022 the trust has delivered shareholders a total return of 23 per cent - more than double the average for its peer group.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Our tip Harworth bounces backWe tipped Harworth at £1.54. Three years later, they had fallen to £1.20 but we advised investors to be patient and it has been rewarded as the stock has risen to £1.85.
Do you want a £1,000 rainy day fund to sit alongside your pension?The new easy-access cash fund would be created from increased pension contributions, and any surplus would be diverted into people's retirement pots.
EasyJet hires rail freight exec as CFO ahead of leadership shake-upEasyJet has named Jan De Raeymaeker as its next chief financial officer ahead of a looming leadership reshuffle at Europe's second largest airline.
Software firm TPP develops AI tool that slashes GP appointment no-shows... and it could save the NHS a fortuneThe number of patients who fail to turn up for a doctor's appointment has been cut by nearly a third in a trial using AI.
Netflix sales soar again in streaming war boostThe US giant is cashing in on initiatives including a clampdown on account sharing - making viewers pay to watch its shows rather than using a borrowed password.
Waitrose store chief James Bailey looks forward to the most profitable year in a decadeOn the back of the cost-of-living crisis the pinch has been felt even in the aisles of the quintessentially middle class grocer.
HAMISH MCRAE: We all need nerves of steel over US sharesSomewhere out in the future, one or other is in store. What can we say about that?
Labour's flagship investment summit mired in comedy of errorsChancellor Rachel Reeves is rolling out the red carpet for the gathering of corporate and investment titans.
'Ageist' employers dump ill over-50s on the scrapheapThe Centre for Ageing Better found that those aged 50-64 were 60 per cent more likely to be out of work than those in the 35-49 bracket suffering similar conditions.
Get our pensions to back UK companies and then others will too, says JAMES ASHTONJames Ashton, chief executive of the Quoted Companies Alliance, says that if we want international investors to back UK companies, then we need to lead the way.
Rachel Reeves's Heathrow boast causes hilarity in CityReeves claimed that the airport is having to 'expand their VIP section' to accommodate all the high-rollers arriving for her investment summit.
Canadian helium firm Pulsar plans London floatIt may launch on the London Stock Exchange's junior Aim market this month in a vote of confidence in the capital's growth market.
ALEX BRUMMER: Three key projects Chancellor MUST deliverThere have been hints of a restoration of stalled projects, including much of HS2 and a third runway at Heathrow. Government backing for new nuclear could also be revived.
Oliver Sweeney puts best foot forward with record profitsBest known for its hand-crafted shoes and boots, Oliver Sweeney was hit hard in the pandemic. Its retail arm went into administration and all seven stores shut.
Beware the sneaky 20% 'tips' online platforms add to charity donationDonors can change or opt out of these tips, which go directly to the platforms, but only if they spot them - and navigate how to reduce the amount to £0.
TONY HETHERINGTON: Linc Drinks is no sparkling investmentLinc Drinks claims the beverage business is 'perfectly positioned to be acquired' by a top drinks company such as Diageo. Complete rubbish!
How Waitrose is fighting a very middle class price war. Store chief James Bailey reveals he is looking forward to the most profitable year in a decade as he ups the ante in race to become Britain's most beloved supermarketFor the six-year-old James Bailey, Waitrose was a rare source of exotica in Eastbourne in the 1980s.
MARKET REPORT: £60bn wiped off Tesla as 'Robotaxi' launch falls flatElon Musk said the vehicle, which has been designed without a steering wheel or pedals, will cost less than £23,000. But investors were unimpressed.
A gentleman's 4x4: Guy Ritchie's one-of-one Land Rover Defender heads to auctionGuy Ritchie's one-off 2011 Land Rover Defender 110 used on his estate and for London life is going under the hammer next month.
Accountants cash in on Chancellor's Budget gloomFigures showed that a rush by firms and households for advice ahead of the likely tax hikes was one of the key drivers of the economy over the summer.
As the sports betting industry booms, do you fancy a Flutter?Flutter is number one in the league, thanks in part to its special competency in what is known as the 'parlay', where several bets are combined into one wager..
Mike Ashley raises Mulberry bid to £111mThe move came hours after Ashley's Frasers bought £10m of shares in online platform The Hut Group..
ALEX BRUMMER: Waterstones owner boosting booksElliott Advisers could be waiting for Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first Budget and stability. There appears to be no rush.
Virgin Money launches 0% balance transfer card - is it the best on the market?Virgin Money launched a balance transfer card with a 29-month 0 per cent interest period - though it does have a relatively steep one-off fee of 3.45 per cent on transfers.
Saga cruises towards insurance tie-up with Belgian rival AgeasThe over-50s group said it has agreed to sell its insurance writing business to the same firm, Ageas, for £67.5m.
Slowing fuel demand takes toll on BP's refining businessThe company also warned oil trading was 'weak' in the three months to the end of September.
City warns Chancellor against 'disastrous' pensions tax raidSenior figures including the chief executives of St James's Place, AJ Bell and Quilter told the Mail that an assault on retirement pots would be 'disastrous' for savers.
Carney deserves credit for climate change focus as BofE governor, says ALEX BRUMMERWhen, as governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney elevated climate change to the top of the agenda there was much scepticism.
Analysts back gold to extend gains beyond record highs - here's whyAnalysts have backed gold prices to maintain momentum in the months ahead to reach fresh all-time highs as central banks continue to cut interest rates.
Stellantis shares in reverse as automaker reveals leadership shake-upPortuguese-born Tavares became the company's boss in January 2021 following its creation from the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles with Peugeot and Citroen owner PSA Group.
Two appliance repair firms slapped with huge fines over thousands of spam calls - including targeting the elderlyCalls were made by WerepairUK and Service Box Group to people who had explicitly opted out of receiving marketing communications.
SMALL-CAP MOVERS: Atlantic Lithium prepares to break ground on flagship Ghanaian mineAtlantic Lithium is tantalisingly close to breaking ground at its flagship Ewoyaa Lithium Project in Ghana.
Santander 'temporarily' withdraws fixed mortgage deals: Is it a precursor for upping rates?Santander has announced it will temporarily withdraw a number of its mortgage deals in a further sign that home loan prices may start rising again.
Reeves must tread carefully ahead of budget, say economists as gilt yields soarChancellor Rachel Reeves must proceed with caution ahead of the budget if Britain is to avoid another bond market meltdown, economists have warned.
FCA employees can work from home for three days a weekThe City watchdog will let staff work at home three days a week for the next two years.
Monzo staff set for windfall worth tens of millionsIt is understood that Monzo is offering staff the chance to sell stock as part of a secondary share sale, thought to value the firm at £4.5billion.
Ikea sales slump after Swedish retailer cuts pricesIn an escalation of the bidding war for Tritax Eurobox, the commercial landlord snubbed Segro and backed a new £1.1bn offer from Brookfield Asset Management.
MARKET REPORT: GSK shares jump as Zantac cancer claims deal reachedZantac was pulled from shelves in 2019 amid panic that a key ingredient - ranitidine - could cause cancer, plunging GSK and several rivals into crisis.
Small businesses raise alarm over tax raid on AIM marketCompanies including mixer maker Fevertree, travel firm Jet2 and Mothercare have written to the Chancellor, urging 'clear support' for business relief on inheritance tax.
Budget fears send borrowing costs to highest level since JulyThe yields on ten-year gilts, which rise as their prices fall, rose close to 4.25 per cent from around 3.75 per cent just over three weeks ago.
US inflation drop fuels debate over Fed's next interest rate moveUS inflation fell to 2.4 per cent in September, cementing expectations that the US Federal Reserve will not repeat September's half-percentage point interest rate cut in November.
Consumer goods giant Unilever finally quits Russia after backlashThe consumer giant, whose brands include Magnum and Ben & Jerry's ice creams, has continued to sell goods in Russia following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
One in three business owners are fast-tracking sales as capital gains raid loomsA survey by wealth manager Evelyn Partners found 29% of entrepreneurs have fast-tracked their exit plans, up from 23% 18 months ago.
The Government must take these five steps to support small businesses in the Budget, says EMMA JONESDuring the election campaign, Labour made numerous high-profile pledges. Now, small businesses are eager to see these promises translated into action.
Your pension's at risk like never before as leaks point to Labour's devastating plan. This is what you need to know, revealed by financial guru JEFF PRESTRIDGEWith less than three weeks until Rachel Reeves' Pensions Doomsday at the Budget on October 30, it looks that things can only get worse - rather than better - on the pensions front.
What's it like driving the first car sold in Britain WITHOUT a rear window? We review the new Polestar 4 EVThe Polestar 4 is the first car without a rear window to arrive on UK roads. How does it actually feel to drive a rear window-less car? Freda Lewis-Stempel has driven it to find out.
Rio Tinto bets on lithium with $6.7bn Arcadium takeoverThe mining giant said it would purchase the Philadelphia-based company for $5.85 per share, a 90 per cent premium to its closing share price on Friday.
Simply Be owner N Brown rebounds to profit despite shrinking salesThe online fashion retailer reported a £200,000 profit for the six months ending August, compared to a £2.8million loss for the same period last year.
Major insurer warns 7,116 new homes are set to be built on flood-prone land - is YOUR local area on the list?In England there are 12 local authorities where more than one in 10 properties face a more than 1% risk of flooding.
TSB fined £10.9m for treatment of customers in financial difficultyTSB has been fined £10.9m by the FCA for its treatment of customers in financial difficulty.
Liontrust blames budget angst as investors continue to pull cashAsset manager Liontrust has blamed concerns about the Government's looming budget as investors continue to pull cash from its funds.
You could be driving home for Christmas in Chris Rea's Ferrari as his 1980 Dino 308 GT4 heads for auctionThe king of Christmas songs and 80's chart topper Rea has put his 1980 Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 up for auction as the lead up to the festive period begins.
Brookfield trumps Segro with £1.1bn takeover bid for Tritax EuroBoxThe real estate investment trust said it had accepted a £1.1billion deal from Titanium Ruth, a company indirectly owned by the Canadian investment giant.
GSK strikes £1.7bn deal over Zantac cancer claimsPharmaceutical giant GSK will pay up to £1.7billion to settle thousands of legal cases that claimed its heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer.
Why Elon Musk's Tesla Cybertruck will NEVER be available to buy in the UK: Premier League footballers' favourite car salesman reveals the truthElon Musk's Tesla Cybertruck will never be available to buy in the UK unless the company makes some big changes, a specialist car salesman has revealed.
Germany set for a two-year recession as crisis deepensThe once-mighty German economy - the biggest in Europe and for so long an industrial powerhouse - suffered a 0.3 per cent slump last year.
US government threatens to smash Google monopolyGoogle's owner Alphabet could be ordered to sell parts of its business such as its Chrome internet browser and Android operating system.
Business rates bombshell leaves pubs facing ruinPreventing a near-£1billion increase to business rates next April should be top of the to-do-list on October 30, according to the bosses of UK Hospitality and Greene King.
Nearly 1m homes must get Radio Teleswitch energy meters replaced in the next nine months or face losing hot waterEnergy firms use RTS to switch a meter between peak and off-peak rates, so customers can have energy deals that charge them less at certain times, normally overnight.
MARKET REPORT: United Utilities shares gush on analyst upgradeWith water companies back in the headlines following a £158m fine from regulator Ofwat, a report by RBC Capital Markets gave its backing to the company.
Netflix rakes in record UK revenues after password sharing crackdownNetflix posted its highest-ever UK revenues after a crackdown on password sharing boosted business.
Indian tycoon Ratan Tata dies aged 86The former chairman of one of the largest companies in India has died at the age of 86.
Biden Administration rediscovers anti-trust fervour, says ALEX BRUMMERThe European Commission has been in the lead in seeking to rein in the excesses of big tech.
There's a Tesla on our roads that's covered 700k MILES and is still goingThe UK-registered Tesla, which has clocked 697,744 miles, has already covered the equivalent of theoretically driving around the world 28 times.
How to protect your tax-free pension lump sum from a Labour Budget raidThe ability to take 25% of your pension savings tax free has for decades been a key feature of the retirement plans of millions of savers.
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