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A Pret A Manger posh cheddar baguette was my favourite workday treat. But several months ago, I swore I'd never buy one again - nor anything else from
Many younger people are unlikely to be able to match the financial quality of life that their parents enjoyed - but reducing the tax they pay on money
The firm said it finalised refinancing on over £3.2billion of its £3.8billion debt, which was mainly accumulated when the Issa brothers and private
Nik Jhangiani intends to join Diageo as chief financial officer this autumn following an eight-year spell at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP).
Ferrari upped the ante at the 12Cilindri's launch by revealing not one but two new cars - a coupe and droptop described as 'two souls in the same car'
Many mortgage borrowers are continuing to opt for two-year fixed deals in the hope that interest rates will be lower when they next come to remortgage
AA Car Finance has revealed Bond would need to save for 244 years to afford his Aston Martin DB5. So which famous cinematic characters can and can't a
The Royal Mint told This is Money that it has seen a 'record number' of customers selling back gold. We look at who is buying and selling - and how to
How does the taxman deal with capital gains from investing in bitcoin? Is the tax due when you sell the asset or when you realise the benefit back in
The iPhone maker's revenues for the three months to the end of March fell to £72.4bn but were better than analysts had feared.
Shell chief Wael Sawan is having trouble pleasing all investors all of the time. In spite of reporting better than expected profits, many are disgrunt
BHP chief exec Mike Henry (pictured) raced to hold urgent discussions with officials amid fears a megadeal could be derailed.
Gazprom lost £5.5bn last year as sales to Europe more than halved. Shares in fell 3.3%, with losses far higher than the £3.9bn predicted by analysts
The Danish company's revenues have surged thanks to an explosion in popularity for its diabetes and obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy.
Nikhil Rathi (pictured) has been summoned to appear before a parliamentary committee as it launched an inquiry into the proposals.
Universal, which controls a third of the world's songs, including hits by Olivia Rodrigo (pictured), pulled millions of tracks from TikTok in February
In January, Revolution Bars announced that eight sites would be shut and has said up to a quarter of its 80 venues, could be closed.
Peloton's chairwoman Karen Boone and director Chris Bruzzo have replaced McCarthy (pictured), who had been in the job for two years.
The resilience of global economy as it recovers from the twin shocks of Covid and Russia's war on Ukraine has been remarkable.
The 'worst-selling' sector in March was UK All Companies, which experienced outflows of £887m, according to the Investment Association.
