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Hedges are essentially an insurance policy used by businesses to protect themselves against dramatic cost spikes or financial losses.
Cross your fingers that the American electors will at least deliver a clear choice for their president - whatever that choice may be.
The Treasury Select Committee is examining whether there is a need to regulate the acceptance of physical cash in the form of notes and coins in firms
Motorists will be banned from driving through the centre of Paris. A Limited Traffic Zone will be introduced on 5 November though won't be enforced un
Investors sold a net £2.71billion in holdings, with sell-orders increasing 36 per cent compared with September, according to data from Calastone's gl
If you are married and have unused defined contribution pensions when you die, does your spouse inherit the pension tax free, like the house, savings
Deltic's team of geologists are on a roll with a 100 per cent success rate and two of the Southern North Sea's largest discoveries in more than a deca
Santander is the latest major bank to launch a switching deal in the pre-Christmas switching rush.
Ryanair reported its profits declined by 18 per cent to €1.8billion in the six months ending September despite its total passenger numbers jumping b
If a property is marketed by an estate agent as being in band C, for example, what are my legal rights if this shifts to a higher band once we move in
All eyes were on changes to capital gains tax last week, but investors mustn't ignore the impact the Budget's £40 billion tax raid will have on UK fi
Over the past year, the fund has delivered a strong return for investors of 49 per cent, but manager Ian Williams believes there are more returns to b
The first 73-mile stretch between Watford and Rugby was completed on Monday 2 November 1959 having taken 19 months to construct.
Universities, prisons, army barracks and even HM Treasury's headquarters in Westminster will also be caught up in the tax hike, according to commercia
Ashley, whose retail empire Frasers is Boohoo's biggest shareholder, with a 27 per cent stake, wanted to succeed John Lyttle as boss.
Individuals and firms should not be shamelessly bled dry for tax revenues, only to find that when they need the NHS, they are let down.
Ros Altmann warned that Rachel Reeves is likely to come back for more in future Budgets.
We invested savings into Cauta's loan bonds. He promised dates for repayment of the bonds but these have passed without the return of our money.
Broker Charles Schwab has looked at how the S&P 500 index of leading US shares has performed when the Oval Office was either red for Republican or blu
The reverberations from Wednesday's Budget continue - and they are not good ones.
