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While some of Tesco Bank is set to be owned by Barclays, the high street bank will not take over everything and Tesco will be keeping some parts of it
Crime fiction writer Sharon Birch, 58, and her partner Stephen are desperate to downsize from their five-bedroom townhouse in Seaton Carew, Hartlepool
JLR CEO Adrian Mardell last week said the brand will increase its total spending to £15million to 'improve physical and digital theft prevention of i
Single-storey homes have surged in popularity, and young bungalow buyers are sharing their bungalow renovation tips on TikTok - but the new wave of in
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Barclays, Tesco, Bellway and S&U.
Over 350k more second hand cars change hands in 2023 than in 2022. Of the seven plus million cars bought and sold, which models saw the most transacti
According to sources, Musk called on Sondrel to lend its highly specialised knowledge of bespoke microchip designs to Neuralink.
The Newcastle-based housebuilder saw weekly private reservation rates rise to 0.59 per outlet last month, compared to 0.45 in January 2023.
More than half of the UK's employees are working overtime every day as hybrid working has impacted their work-life balance, new data shows.
The banking giant plans to take over Tesco Bank's credit cards, unsecured personal loans and deposits, and market them under a strategic partnership
Couples need an extra £9,100 a year to maintain a good standard of living in retirement. Soaring prices have added nearly a third to the amount of mo
'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.
