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France's economy was given an Olympics boost this month but there was no such luck for Germany during the Euro 2024 football tournament.
A Danish pharma giant with the only approved mpox jab in the US and Europe has done a deal to make 440,000 vaccines.
If Britain keeps going gangbusters then there may be no need for the Chancellor to raise taxes at all. Or at least not by so much.
Nestle's chief executive Mark Schneider will step down after eight years at the top as sales continue to slump at the world's biggest packaged food co
The quickest-selling model in the first half of the year was a French hybrid crossover that - on average - is advertised for less than a fortnight.
With confidence returning to the market, and investors looking to increase their exposure to UK markets, the future is looking rosy for many firms.
The FTSE 100 closed up 4.57 points at 8288.00. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are JD Sports, Hays and Ithaca Energy.
The market is becoming flooded with inadequate products which fail to create a barrier to the keys locked inside your home,
The sums due could range from a few pounds to more than £100,000 - but unless recipients come forward they will never find out and the Government wil
Small businesses are struggling to make even half of the national minimum wage in their first year of trading, according to new research.
The property website Zoopla has revealed that rent rises have slowed to their lowest level in 33 months.
Tesla has unveiled an update to its app that allows owners to track how much money they're saving compared to running a petrol car.
The Government is set to move ahead with an increase in the Energy Profits Levy on 'extraordinary' earnings by energy firms from November.
Vauxhall's revealed its new Coffe-e concept - a barista on wheels station in the back of its new Mokka Electric car to make sure you can make the perf
Rachel Reeves now has the perfect cover for hiking taxes in October's Budget after the whopping public sector pay rises fuelled a £3billion surge in
I think Halifax has acted unfairly and should pay her back, as this wasn't her fault. She was saving for a holiday and now can't go
Friends and industry colleagues mourned the loss of an 'inspiring titan' who was known as the 'British Bill Gates' after divers confirmed that his bod
Revolut might not be to every investor's taste but one firm cracking open the champagne was Molten Ventures.
Younger investors, who generally have larger risk appetites, appear to be driving a growing confidence in the FTSE 100.
The Treasury raked in an extra 9 per cent - or £230million - between April and July compared with the same period last year, official figures have re
