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KPMG's Dutch division was fined £20m after hundreds of its staff were found to have shared answers in training courses.
The US Federal Reserve, which is chaired by Jerome Powell (pictured), is expected to shelve any rate cut plans following the latest inflation figures.
The FTSE 100 group has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Defence to repair L119 Light Guns used in the war against Russia.
IQE said losses shrunk from £75m in 2022 to £26m last year. Shares climbed 28.8% as investors cheered a more confident outlook.
TikTok has over a billion users worldwide including some of the world's biggest stars such as Selena Gomez (pictured) and Will Smith.
A cautious Bank of England is unlikely to rush to cut rates even though the economy badly needs a boost amid sluggish output.
Online retailer The Hut Group, now known as THG, lost £252m in 2023 - though this was less than the £549.7m racked up in 2022.
Poole will replace Neil Manser, who has worked at the insurer since October 2011, including three years as finance boss and stints as deputy CFO and c
Struggling up a ladder to read a 'smart' meter that has stopped working is all part of the brave new world for electricity and gas customers.
The Shed of the Year competition is back and we speak exclusively to one of the entries in this year's competition.
In a deal worth more than £95million over four years, Capita said it would continue to deliver 'customer experience services' for the client via chat
Are British pensioners really any worse off than their counterparts around the world? And just how generous are pensions in other countries?
New car tech is rolling out at double speed, but that doesn't mean every invention is good. Here are our top seven new car tech gimmicks drivers simpl
I have paid £300 each month for the past 97 months, and in doing so have accumulated £46,100 from a total investment of £29,100 plus the dividends
MPowered Mortgages claims to be the fastest mortgage lender on the market, because it uses artificial intelligence or AI to speed up applications for
NS&I's new British Savings Bond, announced with much fanfare in the spring Budget, turns out to be just another three-year bond with a mediocre rate.
Savers who put £7,705 into NS&I's new British Savings Bonds could be landed with a tax bill in three years' time, due to how they are structured.
It's not known how many of its 24 million customers were unable to log in to access savings accounts and Premium Bonds on Saturday.
Stonegate, which runs the Slug & Lettuce and Be At One chains, warned of a 'material uncertainty' over the debts in its annual report.
The pharmaceutical group is asking its shareholders to approve a performance-based deal that could hand Pascal Soriot (pictured) up to £18.7m this ye