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A Louis Vuitton trunk made to carry a ten-inch rubber duck called Canard Willy goes under the hammer later this month with an estimated price of up to
After what has felt like an interminable season of soaring living costs and sky-high interest rates, things are starting to finally look brighter for
Dr Martens floated to much fanfare in January 2021 with a massive £3.7billion valuation. But the company has failed to live up to its billing and sha
Carol Decker is lead singer of pop group T'Pau, who had a string of hits in the late-1980s with songs such as China In Your Hand. She reveals all in M
I'm neither terrible nor terribly good with money and have spent most of my adult life ticking along and getting by. The truth is, I'm not particularl
Research carried out by Nationwide Building Society showed that 44 per cent of its members are in favour A further 48 per cent said they were 'neutral
The firm's contracts may look like a mishmash on the surface, but they can be seriously lucrative. This week's full-year trading update surprised the
Ceres develops fuel cells that can be installed almost anywhere and can turn hydrogen and oxygen into electricity. It has also developed technology to
Royal Mail's owner International Distributions Services last week rejected as 'opportunistic' a £3.1 billion takeover approach from Czech billionaire
For nearly six years, Matthew Tough has tried to get his bank, Barclays, to take responsibility for its part in allowing a fraud to be committed again
Although the £1.8 billion trust has benefited from the investment euphoria surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), it is no one-trick pony.
In November 2022, my daughter bought as a Christmas present a Virgin Experience Days four-course dining experience with wines at Craft Dining in Birmi
British gambling firms have come under scrutiny in Austria after the country's three highest courts found they had been operating illegally.
The monarch owned and drove the stylish British racing green vehicle from brand new between 2001 and 2006, clocking up thousands of miles in it.
The conflict in the Middle East has led to a surge in the gold price in recent weeks, for the metal has long been the classic place to put savings at
Tom Hayes was jailed for rate-rigging but says he was a scapegoat. Some are sceptical, but there is growing concern a miscarriage of justice has taken
A mass of Olympic commemorative coins that were issued in 2011, ahead of the 2012 London Olympics. But are any of them worth anything now?
New data from Motorparc, published by the SMMT showed more than 41 million vehicles on Britain's roads last year - here's how they are powered.
Two-thirds of UK cars and vans currently used by private owners and public sector organisations are said to be ready to go electric and save consumers
Aussie mortgage broker Maddie Walton, who bought her home on the Gold Coast aged just 23, has shared tips for first home buyers to help them crack the
