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One of the rarest and most valuable British coins in existence has sold for £818k or $1m under the hammer.
The next time you're stranded at the roadside because your car has suffered a mechanical issue, it could be an electric vehicle that comes to your res
Rachel Reeves recognises that if she is to march into No 11 Downing Street on July 5 it would be a big mistake to hit voters with huge tax rises strai
Marks, perhaps the most quintessentially British business in the Footsie, is providing something of an antidote to the pall surrounding the City.
Typically in the run-up to a general election property buyers and sellers sit on their hands. The market gets stunned into stagnation and estate agent
The variety of different battery-powered vehicles in showrooms has grown by more than 500% in the last decade, with only 16 electric variants on sale
Bidders for Anglo American and Royal Mail owner International Distributions Services must put forward formal offers in the coming days - or walk away
The financial adviser will be changing me, I think 0.75 per cent of what the pension is worth, which I can understand. I am going to elect for a face-
It sounds like you hold on anxiously to things and money is one of those things. Having for years really struggled financially, you haven't been able
Policymakers at the European Central Bank are preparing to lower borrowing costs from a historic high when they meet on Thursday.
The Tory Government abolished the old £1.073million lifetime allowance last year, but Labour said at the time the party would bring it back if elect
Price is top of the list, but men and women have varying levels of range anxiety, and women are more safety-conscious.
Daniel Kretinsky (pictured) has until 5pm Wednesday to make a firm offer for Royal Mail owner International Distribution Services or walk away.
The struggling fast fashion giant has been blasted after the £1m payouts were outlined in its yearly report despite missed financial targets.
Diamonds have been the core of Anglo American since the modern company was created by Ernest Oppenheimer nearly a century ago.
Edwina Currie, 77, is an author and one of Westminster's most colourful alumna, writes Angela Epstein. Liverpool-born Currie served as a minister unde
Experts reveal if buyers and sellers would be wise to delay their moving decisions ahead of the general election - or if there are bigger factors that
In this instalment of our fund manager series, we quiz Paul Niven, fund manager at F&C Investment Trust.
She is currently on a low rate and can afford the repayments, but I want to help her pay off some of the mortgage balance. What's the best way and wil
Learners are more likely to pass their driving test today than before the Covid pandemic. But there are still some test centres they will want to avo
