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Ferrexpo's commitment to maintaining mining operations is an important contribution to Ukraine, its executive chair has said, as the war in the countr
Labour is considering ways to help struggling car makers meet electric vehicle sales targets by looking into 'flexibilities', as manufacturers warn of
The Cardiff-based firm, which makes facial recognition sensors used in iPhones, told shareholders on Monday it expects revenues to come in flat year-o
We recommended Mpac in 2019, when the shares were £2.03. They have since soared to £5.51 and brokers believe there is a lot further to go.
Whitbread shares still languish below pre-pandemic levels and have fallen since Rachel Reeves' Budget. They should recover from here. Buy at £28.97 a
Bitcoin and friends have taken off again in the past week - what's going on and should you be wary of a tax sting?
If the Chancellor wants to keep older people in paid work, and paying tax, she will be pushing at an open door.
There are no prizes for guessing the Chancellor's favourite word. In Rachel Reeves's first Budget speech, she said 'growth' 31 times - the equivalent
AA Driving School analysed 55m answers to theory test questions on its dedicated app to discover which ten have posed the biggest problem for learners
Owner Heart With Smart wants to raise £10m to invest in touch-screen ordering machines and remote table ordering to reduce its reliance on low-wage s
Married couples and civil partners can inherit from each other free of inheritance tax. But siblings who live together in old age are not afforded the
The cost of moving home has more than doubled since 2014, data seen by This is Money shows - and stamp duty rises next year will see it soar even fur
The Court of Appeal ruled that commissions paid between banks and brokers on car deals may be unlawful because they were not clearly flagged to the cu
Owners spent £6.1billion on pet insurance in 12 months - 15.8 per cent higher than the same period a year ago.
I had always understood my Sipp contributions were held in trust and the trustees had the power to decide who payments from it should be made to after
The fall represents a bigger drop than normal at this time of year, which Rightmove attributed to pre- and post- Budget jitters.
If people knew some of their savings were being channelled into, say, a project to improve the local rail service in their area, it might encourage th
Our reader smelled a rat - and yes, it's a pretty big one. All of this is a fraud. Hopefully the FCA will respond.
RGL insists that another tranche of claimants will be added in the new year with the final group claim likely to be in excess of £200million. Average
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