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Bennett has to register the chickens in his garden or face a £5,000 fine for each one he fails to declare.
The mutual is under growing pressure to give members a say in the takeover, which would make it Britain's seventh largest lender with £89 billion of
City grandee Stuart Chambers is under fire as yet another British business he leads is at risk of being sold off to a foreign predator.
Support for a blockbuster share offer has come from the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Labour's shadow business secretary Johnny Reynolds.
We need to build on this incipient recovery in UK equity prices so that more people get a share of the action.
The 500-year-old postal service, which this month became a takeover target, has urged the Government to contribute to the cost of distributing letters
The number of leading companies pushing for pay rises for their leaders has jumped even after they trousered an average of £4.5 million, a recent stu
Gucci is one of two brands most coveted by Bernard Arnault, boss of LVMH, the £350 billion Tiffany and Dior empire. Could he be eying Kering, whose s
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has stepped up to the plate and announced a major boost in the country's defence spending. Here are 10 opportunities that i
I cannot get redemption of my capital or payment of interest that is due. I am told this depends on a sale of emeralds that suffers from constant dela
Untold sums of top-ups cash could be sitting in Government coffers, instead of being refunded. Kathryn Tattum checked with Government staff first, bef
In another bruising setback for the FTSE 100 education publisher, 30 per cent of investors voted against the company's remuneration policy.
In a vote of confidence in the City and Brexit Britain, Evangelos Mytilineos threw his weight behind the capital's long-term prospects.
It is the fourth listed company to hit this milestone following tech giants Apple and Microsoft and oil major Saudi Aramco.
The team look and what's moving the UK market, why it is judged to be cheap. Plus, top investment trusts for retirement, IHT and are you a backseat dr
Buyers are enjoying the highest level of spring-time choice of homes in five years, according to Zoopla.
On the former site of a cigarette factory in Ballymena, a British company is developing world-first technology, creating thousands of skilled jobs.
Daniel Kretinsky has snapped up a slice of Thyssenkrupp's steel unit for an undisclosed sum.
Gold appears to have assumed its age-old role as a safe haven and a store of value.
Weaknesses in some banks' security measures for online and mobile banking could leave customers more exposed to scammers, new data from Which? reveals
