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Hydrogen power could allow households to keep their existing boilers, rather than switching to heat pumps.
The pre-nup must be freely entered into by both parties. Gun to the head. Misrepresentation. Duress. Any of them will consign it to the courtroom rubb
The US energy giant, the third-largest in the world by market value, is putting its assets up for sale. A successful deal could raise an estimated £8
Julia Hoggett said there was 'no sense of panic' after a recent exodus of companies that has led to anguished soul-searching about London's future.
As keepers of the flame of free market capitalism, one can understand government's reluctance to become involved in takeovers.
The Dow Jones - one of the world's leading benchmarks - hit the 40,000 mark for the first time. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also hit new highs.
The company, which also owns the Goldsmiths and Mayors chains, bemoaned the 'minimal return of tourist spending due to the lack of VAT-free shopping'.
The Chinese insurance group Ping An has an 8% holding in Europe's largest lender, worth some £10bn. But the relationship has been tumultuous.
Beckham (pictured with Hugo Boss chief exec Daniel Grieder) will launch his first formal and casual collections for the German fashion house next spr
United Utilities, led by chief exec Lauren Beardmore (pictured), raked in just under £2bn in the 12 months to March 31 - up 8.1% on the previous year
Unveiling her plan to turn the telecoms giant around, Allison Kirkby (pictured) chided investors who have placed a record £300m bet against the compa
A number of reality TV stars have been charged by the City watchdog over allegations that they were paid to promote risky investments to their million
Doubling down on its high-street presence, Superdrug said it will be creating 'bigger and better store formats in prime retail destinations.'
Around a fifth, or 21 per cent, of people extracted cash from their pensions nine to 10 years before their selected retirement age, Scottish Widows sa
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are BT Group, EasyJet, United Utilities, Vistry and Premier Foods.
Average mortgage rates have been on the increase since the start of February - and mortgage brokers say today's announcements could mark a change in d
The food manufacturer reported its adjusted pre-tax profits grew by 15.1 per cent to £157.9million in the year ending 30 March, compared to analyst e
We were never asked whether, if my husband should pass away first, the pensions would pass to me his wife, so we were misinformed I believe.
A sinister tactic known as shoulder surfing is on the rise in the UK. Fraudsters are watching unwitting people log in to their mobile banking apps ove
Escaping the rat race has always held appeal but the allure appears to be growing and becoming more intense.
