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Boss Ricardo Mendes said as the company was growing well it would prepare for a float 'in the next few years'.
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The group will build 353 flats at the site in Bromley, south London. It has been dabbling in endeavours aside from retail, including financial service
The nine-person Monetary Policy Committee will meet on Thursday to vote whether or not to cut for the first time in four years.
The £13.69billion FTSE 100 company, which takes care of £1trillion worth of retirement and other savings, is being revamped under chief executive An
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It undermines the credibility of a Government which seeks to position itself at home and abroad as steady hands on the tiller of state.
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A new mortgage lender is offering homebuyers and homeowners the chance to borrow up to six times their annual salary, compared to the traditional 4.5
Tax exemptions ending on 1 April 2025 will 'create further cost barriers for drivers looking to transition to EVs,' says Auto Express.
Tom Selby, of AJ Bell, explains whether a shake-up is likely under Labour and how it might affect pension savers.
Discounted prices for users of loyalty schemes such as Tesco Clubcard or Sainsbury's Nectar are not unfair on shoppers, the Competition and Markets Au
The digital bank has launched a cash deposit option for its 9million UK customers, though this is subject to limits and fees.
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Lawyers claim up to 900,000 leaseholders across England and Wales across may have paid the charges.
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Moves from the two banks follow Nationwide's mortgage cuts yesterday that saw the cheapest five-year fix deal dip below 4% for the first time since Fe