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Unilever is looking to spin off its ice cream division which includes Magnum choc ices, as promoted by singer Kylie Minogue (pictured).
Regulator Ofgem is looking at plans to shake up the price cap, which currently sets the energy bills paid by more than 90% of the population.
Bad drivers beware - Big Brother Britain is turning to dash cams to report motorists on the road, with a 77 per cent increase in dash cam submissions
Savers rushing to make the most of their Isa allowance can now beat the top easy-access cash Isa deal by opening an account with Hargreaves Lansdown'
The Granolas are GlaxoSmithKline, Roche, ASML, Nestle, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, L'Oreal, LVMH, AstraZeneca, SAP and Sanofi.
Buyers are warned to watch out for 'under-declaring' which is a punishable offence in Italy - and make sure they have a 40% mortgage deposit.
After almost fifty years of family estate fun and over 34 million sold, is this car still a relevant buy or is has the world moved on? We test drove t
I have tried many avenues to try to get an NI number but each time am told that if I am not looking to get a job, I cannot be given one.
Managed since launch 18 years ago by Peter Hewitt, the trust offers investors two portfolios - one income-orientated and the other growth-driven.
The shares have risen 35 per cent since Midas recommended them. But, at £1.65, the stock deserves to go higher. An attractive prospect for new and ex
Technology firms are often associated with Silicon Valley but the UK is in the vanguard too and Beeks exemplifies the breed. At £1.73p, the shares ar
In this instalment of our I'm a fund manager series, International Biotechnology Trust's Ailsa Craig answers our quick fire questions.
We paid Town & Country Law £1,990 last June, and since September have been chasing answers to simple questions, after they sent us an 'advice letter'
Gregg sold the Apollo Leisure Group for more than £150million in 1999. But he now views that as his worst ever business decision.
In less than a decade, Tom and Phil Beahon have gone from 'Mum's kitchen table in Liverpool' to 'the top table' in Downing Street.
In most walks of life, the more effort you put into something, the better the outcome. Investing isn't one of them.
I have listened to plenty of clients who felt regretful, if not resentful, having given generously - and with the best of intentions - only to be met
There is a recurring theme which should jar with many hard-pressed households - and that is booming boardroom remuneration.
Mortgage arrears have gone up as rates have soared, but there hasn't been a rise in repossessions. We look at how homeowners are managing higher home
A baby born today would need more than £500,000 to buy their first home when they reach 31 - the average age of first-time buyers.