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Daniel Kretinsky (pictured) - known as the Czech Sphinx - has until 5pm today to walk away or make a bid for Royal Mail's parent company IDS.
Anglo said it would slash funding at the mine in North Yorkshire (pictured) in a bid to convince investors it was right to reject two bids from BHP.
Word is that much of Anglo's strategy was in place as part of a review before Mike Henry of BHP arrived on the scene with his twice-repelled deal.
The FTSE 100 telecoms giant, which recently sold its businesses in Italy, Hungary and Ghana, said it is growing across Europe and Africa.
Just under half of young savers put away at least 20% of their monthly income, compared to just 12% of 45- to 54-year-olds.
A pension finding and consolidation service is included in an all-in-one annual fee on the pension account, which is 0.45 per cent.
I have gas and electric meters that need changing as they are now old. Eon has been trying to persuade me to have free smart versions fitted but I hav
It comes after First Direct and Virgin Money also launched cash carrots for bank account switchers.
The challenge of getting on the housing ladder is forcing many to gamble with retirement by taking on ultra-long mortgages, warns former minister Stev
With a booming second-hand car market, can you count on getting your hands on a reliable used motor? Warrantywise has rated the dependability of the 1
Regulator Ofgem wants to scrap rules stopping energy firms from offering cheaper deals to new customers. The news means lower energy bills could be ba
There is a new property porn series in town - Buying London - which is set to start DDRE Global's founder and boss Daniel Daggers (pictured).
Four major investors have ramped up bets against BT Group this year as its new boss prepares to update shareholders on the telecoms giant's progress l
The stamp duty cut known as multiple dwellings relief is set to be abolished in June, mostly affecting individual landlords.
As with our debit and credit cards, we expect some level of security when we hand over our details to supermarkets. Sadly, some Sainsbury's customers
NatWest - then known as Royal Bank of Scotland - received a £46bn bail-out during the financial crisis leaving it 84% owned by the government.
In a major vote of confidence in the UK, UBS - one of the world's biggest banks - advised clients to purchase shares in London-listed companies.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Anglo American, Currys, Greggs, Vodafone and Virgin Money.
Seymour shot to fame with Harry's Game, set against a backdrop of the Northern Ireland Troubles, which became a hit TV drama. He has sold three millio
I have a sneaking feeling there is a growing belief divorce is too expensive and a loveless marriage is preferable to a dreaded financial remedies ord
