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While The Holiday catapulted home swapping into the mainstream, its origins go back to the 1950s, set up by European teachers who wanted to travel on
Greek banks have been given the go-ahead to hand out dividends for the first time since the sector was hammered in the financial crisis.
Shares in the onboard electronics systems group dropped over 40 per cent before rebounding sharply on what was, consequently, a bit of a 'curate's egg
Britain's tax system is a mess. Rishi Sunak, Jeremy Hunt, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves would rather ignore this and score cheap points. That gets us
The Newcastle-based developer now expects its properties to sell for an average £305,000 this financial year rather than £295,000.
The ECB is not known for its boldness. But after five years of holding its key interest rate, it delivered a quarter of a percentage point cut.
Experts said buyers and sellers were still anticipating a cut in the Bank of England's base rate, and predicted a bigger bounce in the market after th
The Royal Mint said that it had seen a 49% increase in the number of customers buying precious metal bullion since the election was called.
Rents fell in several cities in the first three months of this year according to new data, which will come as welcome news to tenants following years
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch will meet 'Czech Sphinx' Daniel Kretinsky as he presses on with his £3.6bn swoop for Royal Mail.
The European Central Bank (ECB) cut interest rates yesterday despite hiking inflation expectations for this year.
I have a collection of Beanie babies that have been passed down to me. The Ty bears date from 1993-2000, all have original tags with the majority boxe
The notes entered into circulation yesterday and are proving popular with collectors, who will be hoping to snap up examples with low serial numbers.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has called for reform of the council tax system as well as the abolition of stamp duty to promote growth.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Entain, Mittie, Wood Group and Fever-Tree.
Activist investor Eminence Capital has boosted its stake in Ladbrokes owner Entain to 5.8%, making it the gambling firm's third biggest shareholder.
The European Central Bank has cut interest rates for the first time in five years, with the eurozone's key rate falling 25 basis points to 3.75 per ce
Hesitancy to buy EVs could already be hitting retailers, as used car dealership are forced to deal with increased stock that a limited number of custo
Sidara submitted a 230 pence per share takeover proposal in late May valuing the Scottish oilfield services provider at around £1.6billion.
Chris Taylor, pictured left, spent £740 nearly eight years ago on top-ups that turned out to be worthless. Martin Ryves, right, paid £4,900 in May
