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It is the stock market success story of the century. Since going public, computer chip designer Nvidia has come from nowhere to become the world's big
The FTSE 100 closed up 67.35 points at 8272.46. Among the companies with updates today are NatWest, Sainsbury's, YouGov and Tate & Lyle.
The Bank of England kept base rate on hold again on Thursday as a split emerged between rate setters over the impact of recent inflationary pressures.
The Bank of England has opted once again to hold the base rate at 5.25%, despite inflation falling to the 2% target. We explain what that means for yo
A family were chased for a double glazing debt they had already been told was written off, after two years of turmoil where the problem was not fixed.
Revolut's debit card airmiles loyalty scheme RevPoints has just landed in the UK.
YouGov said sales bookings had been lower than expected since posting its half-year results. It expects reported revenues for the year to come in at b
Classic cars are being wrongly slapped with Q-plates due to DVLA registration issues - but there is an opportunity to fix it. Here's how...
According to recent data from Compare My Move, there was a 49% increase in self-storage enquiries in the first quarter compared to the previous quarte
Tesco recently launched a new marketplace to sell products beyond its core grocery offering, intending to become a one-stop shop for all household ite
Golden Goose, whose fans include pop singer Taylor Swift (pictured), said it was postponing plans for an IPO in Milan due to European market volatilit
The Powerwall can store electricity for use at a later point, with households able to use the device to save money on their energy bills.
Saagar Patel, who runs Dentristry100 in London, received a call from someone claiming to be a long-established supplier who he was due to pay.
Rejoice. The Bank of England has tamed the inflation dragon and has cut it down to its fabled target 2% for the first time since July 2021.
Just 48% of parents said they had ready access to the money they needed to fund their last multigenerational holiday.
Hargreaves Lansdown's willingness to throw itself on the mercy of a group of financial barons speaks volumes to the lack of ambition of British execs.
Despite encouraging inflation figures, markets are increasingly convinced rates will remain at the same level at the Bank of England's August meeting.
Daniel Kretinsky (pictured) stunned the City when he revealed plans to take over Royal Mail owner International Distribution Services.
Higher rates have caused potential buyers to hesitate as they wait for borrowing costs to fall. Shares in Berkeley fell 6.3%, or 316p, to 4694p.
Stephen Lansdown, who has a 5.7% stake in the investment platform, has backed the £5.4bn offer by a consortium of investors led by buyout giant CVC.
