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Frasers Group, Mulberry's second largest investor, bought £4m of shares in the British fashion house.
The 'fairer' VRR system will replace the existing group rating system, which places specific models in an insurance group from 1 to 50. But it could
In Britain, Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill called for 'caution' as he warned against 'cutting rates either too far or too fast'.
The latest S&P Global construction purchasing managers' index - where scores of more than 50 show growth - rose to 57.2 in September from 53.6 in Augu
Investors must pay 0.5 per cent tax if buying UK-listed stock, but not foreign-listed firms.
After Andrew Bailey said the Old Lady could take a more 'aggressive' stance on cutting interest rates, the chief economist warned that rates should no
Shares in the two have rallied on the back of a 13 per cent surge in crude since Iran fired its missiles on Israel.
Self-employed workers are often subjected to tougher checks, mainly because they are considered to have a more irregular or complex income and are the
Bumper stimulus from the Politburo and China's central bank to breathe life back into the world's second largest economy lifted sentiment towards the
The new car market rose 1 per cent in September latest industry figures show. Record EV sales stimulated this but heavy discounting is causing an 'un
Around 74,000 savers were hit with Lifetime Isa penalties between 2022 and 2023, a Freedom of Information by Lifetime Isa provider Plum to HMRC reveal
Britain's push to build modern digital infrastructure is billed as an essential and urgent step in creating an economy fit for the future.
The North Wales Police have warned claimants of a fake app being downloaded that could be a risk to users.
I had my phone stolen and the thief got hold of £11,300 in cryptocurrency - even though I had all kinds of security measures on my account.
More Britons have opted for a two-year tracker mortgage in recent years as they hedged their bets on interest rates falling - but are they still a goo
A pensions 'crisis point' in less than two decades will see 2.7 million people retiring with less saved up than they need, analysis suggests.
Germany, France and Italy experienced contractions in September - the first time they have done so simultaneously this year.
In a bullish update, the country's biggest supermarket said shoppers are forking out on premium lines while price cuts have also boosted sales.
Investors piled into the sector after Andrew Bailey said the Bank of England could become 'a bit more activist' and 'a bit more aggressive' in its app
Investing into your work pension is simple, can be done with relatively small sums of money - and gets you extra cash off the government and your empl