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Last week the Bank of England sat on its hands and held the bank rate at 5% after the ECB and US Federal Reserve reduced borrowing costs.
As many as two-thirds of branches in the region have closed since 2015, leaving 4.4 per 100,000 people. The East Midlands has the second-worst record.
The budget computer maker, which went public on the London markets in June, revealed its adjusted earnings before nasties jumped by 55 per cent to $20
A few weeks ago, our daughter informed us of the terrible news that she and her husband are to divorce and have put their house on the market.
This is Money's star agony uncle Steve Webb receives many questions on private pensions. We've compiled his columns on 12 frequently raised topics.
The future of London's AIM market is 'delicately balanced' with 'many' firms considering delisting, the chief executive of energy supply challenger Yu
AG Barr sales were boosted by strong soft drink demand in the first half despite 'disappointing early summer weather', helping to offset weakness in i
The greetings card retailer revealed its pre-tax profits declined by 43.3 per cent to £14million in the six months ending July, partly owing to great
Dunelm shares fell on Tuesday after the homeware brand's biggest investors sold off a chunk of its holding in the company.
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has warned the public that fraudsters are sending out scam 'parking penalty charge' texts to motorists.
Graham Meyrick, now aged 83, pictured with his wife Betty who died in 1994, received an unexpected letter from the DWP in February then heard nothing
Many people believe a will must be carried out to the letter, but that is not true. Executors of a will can in fact ignore parts of it, provided they
Nationwide is launching the cheapest mortgage, with rates starting from 3.74%. Experts have welcomed rates falling.
We still own our respective flats from before we married, and want to put them back in our own sole names. Would remarrying temporarily mean we didn't
John Neal (pictured) said putting employers under too much pressure with new rules could risk job cuts or pushing them into sending jobs overseas.
Sterling was up by nearly a cent against the single currency as monthly business survey data showed a stark contrast between the UK and eurozone.
Until quite recently, there was an unhelpful habit of UK company boards rapidly buckling when faced with overseas and private equity takeovers.
In yet another blow to the industry, Northvolt said it would cut 1,600 jobs in Sweden, a quarter of its workforce in its home country.
Victoria Beckham (pictured) has recruited the company to make special 'Posh' branded cans for her show at Paris Fashion Week on Friday.
Events have conspired against Anglo American after it snubbed a £39bn offer from Australian mining behemoth BHP in May this year.
