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Of all the takeover battles on the table at present, there is none more significant to Britain than the proposed sell-off of Royal Mail owner IDS.
An elite group of US firms has increased pay for new staff in London to as much as £180,000 as salaries soar on both sides of the Atlantic.
Sainsbury's chief exec Simon Roberts (pictured) earned £4.9m as his £933,000 salary was topped up with bonuses, benefits and other awards.
The rally came after Roaring Kitty - a social media account run by financial influencer Keith Gill - revealed a £91m stake in the group.
Many parents have missed out on child benefit payments due to an issue with HMRC, leaving some in the red.
Housing benefit is available to people over state pension age and those living in certain kinds of accommodation.
Is it a wise decision to ditch learning to change gear? While it might appear easier to pass in an automatic, the figures tell a very different story
Eye-catching companies are floating on the stock market and, equally importantly, businesses are raising money through rights issues to fund future gr
Every month, Premium Bonds holders eagerly wait to find out whether they have won a big prize in NS&I's prize draw.
It would seem without a 23-year-old payslip I don't have a leg to stand on despite having what I feel is a wealth of other evidence
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are GSK, Marlowe, Franchise Brands, WH Ireland and Frasers Group.
Since going public on the eve of the Millennium, computer chip designer Nvidia has come from nowhere to the cusp of becoming the world's biggest compa
Lord Ashcroft has been named interim chair of business services specialist Marlowe after his predecessor stood down following the sale of a large shar
The big - or 'long' - news is that, for the first time, it is available only as a family five-seater estate version with a large flexible boot, and no
The Mail revealed earlier this month that more than 1,000 roles could be cut at Woodsmith, which is a mammoth fertiliser mine being built under the No
Train and his team 'sense that the UK market is pregnant with value and opportunity'.
This was a rise of seven per cent on the first quarter of 2023 and was the highest amount since 2021.
In the UK, fewer babies coupled with increased longevity means a shrinking working age population and an ugly fiscal picture.
Lloyds Banking Group has just written to bank account customers across its key brands, informing them of impending changes to the interest charged for
The billionaire - nicknamed the 'Czech Sphinx' - has suggested costs could continue to spiral in coming years.
