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Branson's stake is valued at £400m but he is also in line for another £250m in exit fees plus income from licensing his Virgin brand to Nationwide f
There used to be a saying that 'if it ain't Boeing, I ain't going'. Now an alternative is being used by influencers on TikTok.
Although they sell the property, the grocers can lease it back from the new owner and continue running the sites.
The latest comments from Lloyd's leader Bruce Carnegie-Brown suggest that going back to a full Monday to Friday working week in the office may never b
We have been expecting a shift from big-tech America to value stocks on both sides of the Atlantic. That seems to be happening at last.
Phoenix, Abrdn and Aviva had said they would consider supporting new nuclear plants and were thought to be in the running to back Sizewell C.
Fast forward four decades to Orgreave and the site - Yorkshire's largest brownfield regeneration project - is unrecognisable.
Drahi's children want the tycoon to scale back his mobile and broadband investments so they can put their money in other industries, according to repo
There are some bravehearts - a mix of analysts and fund managers - who believe the UK stock market should not be treated like a pariah.
It comes just days after a major revolt at AstraZeneca where over a third of shareholders opposed a £19m pay deal for boss Pascal Soriot.
Forget Isas this weekend. Just think financial protection. Do you have enough of it? If the answer is no, do something about it ASAP.
Standing (Sir John Ronald Leon, 4th Baronet) has been appearing on stage, television and the silver screen for more than 60 years.
The building society, which is owned by its 16m customers, plans to bolt on the lender to create Britain's second biggest savings and loans group.
The UK government, EU and U.S. have warned that China's aggressive policies pose a 'challenge' to Western values and economies.
The sources quoted said the UAE's state-owned oil firm's deliberations did not go beyond the preliminary stage, so that accounted for the less than eu
In a boost to investors with money in shares, ISAs and pensions, the FTSE 100 rose as high as 8044 before giving up some of the gains to close up 0.9
Many companies feel deeply unappreciated by investors - which means that their shares could be a bargain to buy right here, right now.
In a scathing report, former US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke took aim at the Bank's 'out of date' software and 'deficiencies' when tracking f
One of the main attractions of the London market until now has been its international spread of corporates and investors.
Wolfson was paid a base salary of £908,000, a bonus of £1.4m, share awards of £2m, and £172,000 in pension and benefits.
