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It follows testing of 63 contenders by 75 women motoring journalists from 52 nations.
How much are people saving each year, and how does that change depending on what stage of life they are in? A new study looked at how our emergency fu
The digital coin hit an all-time high of $73,803 on Thursday. But it fell as low as $65,584 on Friday as its white-knuckle ride continued.
Online giant JD.com said it would not make a formal bid for the High Street electrical retailer less than a month after expressing its interest.
Shares in the consumer goods giant tumbled to their lowest level since 2014 following the judgment from an Illinois court.
The Epiq crossover is due to be fully unveiled in 2025, but we already know some of its vital statistics, including its proposed price.
The Chancellor's announcement that a new British Isa will be rolled out to investors has thrown up plenty of questions. Here is everything we know so
The Government has expanded the Boiler Upgrade Scheme to make the devices cheaper to fit, and has also pushed the 'boiler tax' on new gas boilers into
Small-cap advanced materials engineering group Versarien had a week worth celebrating with a gamut of fresh international licensing agreements announc
A new study from the RAC shows almost every one of the 100 most lucrative yellow box junctions are bigger than they need to be, leading to unjust fin
The company, which is headed by chairman Dame Sharon White (pictured), unveiled profits of £56m for the 12 months to the end of January.
Two in five said they have reduced the amount of water that they fill their bath with, as an iron-willed 12 per cent report that they now take cold ba
Housebuilders have suffered in recent months, with demand having fallen due to weaker mortgage affordability and availability, as well as higher costs
The price of a new electric car will drop to the same level as an equivalent new petrol or diesel model 'much faster than initially expected,' accordi
The car has various faults which we were assured could be fixed quickly - but three months and many calls later, we are still no closer to getting the
The trust has already bought back £353million of shares in the past two years, and will increase buybacks to at least £1 billion over the next two y
Astonishingly, half of the 20 dividend heroes have now raised their payouts year-in, year-out for fifty years in a row.
Barratt claimed the deal would help tackle the UK's huge housing shortfall , but critics at the time raised concerns that it could lead to higher pric
I am sure bank bosses are already rejoicing. Yet more profits to keep the City happy - and yet more directors' bonuses. But they would have a fight on
Suspicion that the recent easing in mortgage rates is 'likely to stall' has triggered ongoing 'caution' in the housing market, according to the Royal
