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The building next door is a block of 14 flats and the residents are apparently paying high fees to this company for maintenance - but it refuses to fi
Sectors coming out on top in the pay rise stakes in 2023 included engineering and manufacturing, finance, sustainability and technology roles, Hays da
Eminent financial analyst (and Warren Buffett mentor) Benjamin Graham provided a framework for the process - and he called it value investing.
Over 47,000 UK firms were in 'critical' financial distress during the final quarter of 2023, compared to 37,772 during the previous three months, acco
Compass said CH&CO has a 'long track record of strong performance' and a client base and geographic spread that would complement its British Isles ope
The Government wants us to get heat pumps fitted in our homes and it's offering a grant to so - but is it a wise move?
Although it hasn't been the easiest of journeys what with lockdowns and soaring inflation, the investment fund has been a big success.
The youngest cohort of investors outperformed older Britons in the final three months of 2023 with the help of investment trusts and cheap passive fun
Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell has warned that he does not expect the macroeconomic environment to improve this year after a difficult 2023.
The company is listed on AIM and valued at little more than £70 million but it is known as an industrial pioneer.
Ibstock has a rich heritage and a strong future. At £1.44, the shares are a long-term buy.
The average household in England and Wales who bought within the last 20 years and sold in 2023 made a profit of £102,650, according to Hamptons.
A total of 64,087 cars were reported stolen to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, up from 61,106 in 2022, exclusive data shared with MailOnline
Dog owners face rising costs when caring for their pets as 'dogflation' soars to more than double the UK inflation rate.
For those who can afford to pay, gold-plated health insurance whisks you past any queue for the best care the nation can provide.
Over recent years most banks and building societies have phased out passbooks and pushed customers into using digital technology instead.
Julian Glover met a grisly end in the Last Crusade, with his face collapsing, and he kept the prop. But his wife hated it and made him throw it away -
I bought several prints with my Halifax card. I was persuaded to buy more after a gallery 'offered' double my investment. The sale never happened and
Ashmore painted a rosier picture of this investment sector than it has done for a while when reporting its assets under management at the end of last
Toddington Harper, the chief executive of Gridserve, has plans to install the new ports that cuts charging times from half an hour to five minutes.