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Brimming with character and quirky features, converted churches come at a price premium. We look at some examples on the market right now.
In a survey of company leaders, 29 per cent said they believed the profit levy was the most likely to be increased over the next five years.
The plans to tear up the consumer rulebook and place new emphasis on outcomes, such as value for money, are designed to unleash a new risk-taking cult
Both oil giants are set to share trading updates for April to June. Shares in BP have plunged more than 15 per cent since their peak in April.
The British parcel company wants to expand its team of couriers and warehouse staff amid ballooning demand for its services.
I think it is the Holy Grail that will transform the productivity of the service industries, but as in all revolutions there will be losers as well as
I complained, and also emailed the woman representative who came to our home, saying I was not happy.
Thanks to Dench's efforts, the once imperilled bank will return to its traditional mutual status through a takeover by Coventry Building Society.
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A more draconian regime for those taking capital gains made from property or share sales may be on the way, and it could also be harder to shield weal
Women banking on a short marriage with big bucks on divorce should take note. If you divorced a wealthy spouse 25 years ago you would likely be far ri
The FTSE 100 aeroplane engine maker raked in £7.7billion in the first six months of the year, according to City forecasts.
Owners of MG4 electric cars have been contacting This is Money in droves detailing the dangerous scenarios they've been put in by their Chinese EVs du
Cast your eyes over a savings best-buy table, and you'll find the top rates are offered by relatively unknown banks. Here's how to check out a provide
Tax breaks are offered to companies for investments in factories and equipment. But these do not extend to spending on crucial areas such as new softw
Early backers of the firm include Michael Sherwood (pictured), ex-head of Goldman Sachs International, who chairs Revolut's remuneration committee.
The insurer will hire as many as 350 new staff under plans to increase its fleet of patrol cars from 37 to 350 over the next few years.
Investors looking to bank some profit could sell down their holdings but they should not sell out completely as this business should go from strength
Keir Starmer's eagerness to 'reset' relations with the EU could open the door to collaboration with a rival scheme on the Continent, according to seni
Chapel Down and fellow Kent rival Gusbourne, both listed companies, are exploring options including selling up.