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'It is a fantasy to think that inviting your opponent in for a cuppa and a slice of fruit cake will achieve a settlement although you can always try,'
When Paul* became a postman, he delivered letters twice a day by bike. Twenty years later he is burned out and stressed, as the job he once loved has
In our definitive guide to whether to fix, we look at the forecasts for interest rates and ask our panel of savings and mortgage experts what they wou
HMRC turned around 72.7% of correspondence it received within 15 days last tax year, compared to 45.5% the year before.
Each month, This is Money speaks with a senior fund or investment manager and puts them to task with quick-fire questions about where they would inves
'In a civil case, someone will win, and someone will lose. In a family case, there are frequently no winners,' warns Stephen Gold.
British housebuilders have suffered in the past year in challenging market conditions, but the tide may finally be turning for the sector.
DS Smith revealed it 'received a highly preliminary expression of interest' from blue-chip rival Mondi though no proposal has been made.
The emergence of Arm Holdings as an artificial intelligence champion shows that Britain is capable of nurturing high-tech winners.
Amid tough competition from Netflix and Amazon Prime, Disney is betting the huge popularity of the singer (pictured) will lift subscriptions.
BAT chief exec Tadeu Marroco (pictured) said the potential sell-off 'offers us the opportunity to release and reallocate some capital'.
Sondrel soared 105.9%, after Mail Online revealed it assisted with some semiconductor technology that allows Neuralink's implants to function.
Unilever, whose brands include Marmite, Magnum ice cream, Domestos and Persil, said the volume of goods it sold rose just 0.2% last year.
As clouds hang over the industry, revenues at Gucci, worn by Miley Cyrus at the Grammys (pictured), were 6% lower than a year earlier.
On its best day of trading since making its debut in New York last year, the Cambridge-based group rose more than 60% to an all-time high of $126.
Astrazeneca boss Pascal Soriot (pictured) is more positive about the UK than last year when he called it a 'very unattractive' place to do business.
The Mini is Britain's most iconic car having brought affordable motoring to the masses. But this week marks the beginning of the end for the combustio
Where has all the money gone? Well, Orange River Capital says it has bought a 49 per cent stake in Greengrow Capital, a medicinal cannabis plantation
The property market has spent much of the past 18 months in the doldrums but things have started to pick up. We look at what next, plus a new best buy
The FTSE 100 closed down 33.27 points at 7595.48. Among the companies with updates today are AstraZeneca, British American Tobacco, Unilever, Compass
