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Nationwide boss Debbie Crosbie (pictured) is fearful that if the mutual lender will loose the opportunity of a lifetime if its Virgin Money deal is b
Standard Chartered, one of the world's biggest banks, said the digital currency was on course to reach $150,000 by the end of this year.
Lynch (pictured) allegedly committed a 'massive fraud' when he fooled computer giant Hewlett-Packard into buying Autonomy in 2011.
Musk (pictured), the world's third richest person defended his prescribed use of the drug, arguing that it does not impact his leadership.
We're trapped on a high mortgage rate and it is giving us sleepless nights. Should we refinance our own home to try and get out of this buy-to-let nig
Jaguar Land Rover and Octopus Energy are under fire from I-Pace owners after removing JLR electric vehicles (EVs) from the charging app with only a fe
US drugmaker Pfizer will offload around 630m shares - reducing its holding in the Sensodyne toothpaste maker from 32% down to 24%.
The war in Gaza and a perverse reaction to events, fuelled by social media, has tarnished Israel's reputation and standing in the world.
Chemring said it has been granted £57m by the European Commission as part of a scheme to make ammunition and missiles for Ukraine.
Sir Patrick (pictured) was City Editor of the Daily Mail for 25 years and founder of the hugely successful Euromoney magazine.
BYD is backed by legendary US investor Warren Buffet and is the biggest car manufacturer most Westerners have never heard of.
Average asking prices rose by 1.5% in March according to the property website, which stated that it may be it may be 'past the bottom of the market'.
Hospitality firm Nightcap, founded by ex-Dragons' Den star Sarah Willingham, admitted trading has remained challenging as it reported first-half losse
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Currys, Nightcap, Assetco, British Land and Marshalls.
The Government has announced the EV chargepoint grant will expand to owners without a driveway. £185m is awarded to councils to fund public chargepo
Andrew Rhodes likes a flutter. The boss of the Gambling Commission has just had 'a bit' of success at Cheltenham, landing two winners on the opening d
Although it is too early to assess whether a recent transformation will result in enhanced returns for shareholders, the new managers are confident th
Midas first recommended Macfarlane in 2012, when the shares were 27p. By 2019, they were 92p and today they are £1.34. A robust, long-term investment
It delivered strong growth as a private company, and has continued in that vein since listing three years ago. At £3.42, the shares are a buy.
The electronics retailer now anticipates reporting adjusted pre-tax profits of at least £115million for the current financial year, against a previou
