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Germany, France and Italy experienced contractions in September - the first time they have done so simultaneously this year.
In a bullish update, the country's biggest supermarket said shoppers are forking out on premium lines while price cuts have also boosted sales.
Investors piled into the sector after Andrew Bailey said the Bank of England could become 'a bit more activist' and 'a bit more aggressive' in its app
Investing into your work pension is simple, can be done with relatively small sums of money - and gets you extra cash off the government and your empl
The figures from funds network Calastone back up the view that Rachel Reeves's doom and gloom about Britain is backfiring.
After months of playing a waiting game, the Governor of the Bank of England has come out of hiding, hinting it might be a 'bit more aggressive' in cut
Susi Prudence, a 39-year-old copywriter from Maidstone, converted half of her double garage in her new-build house into a bar.
Tesla's replaced its Rear-Wheel Drive Model Y with a new Long Range version which will offer 373 miles of range and cost from £44,990.
The number of gripes forwarded to the Consumer Council for Water in 2023/24 rose by 29%, the highest level for almost a decade.
The construction firm said it would work on the 'design and build' aspects, and as a mechanical and electrical contractor, for Wessex Water's capital
The construction company had a £3.8billion order book at the end of June, a 2.7 per cent rise on 12 months ago, of which 91 per cent is in the public
New analysis by broker Peel Hunt found 19 attempts to swallow up FTSE 350 firms announced this year were still live or completed.
The power generation company said Dogger Bank A, which will have an installed generation capacity of 1.2GW, would not be completed until the second ha
To help pay for the acquisition, British Land launched an equity placing to raise around £300million.
Frozen tax allowances, rising savings rates and cuts to dividend and CGT allowances mean more people will need to file a tax return for the 2023/24 ta
The Bank of England could take a 'more aggressive' approach to interest rate cuts if the economic conditions allow, Governor Andrew Bailey has said.
Car makers continue to respond to a slowdown in demand for EVs with a raft of new announcements regarding price cuts, halted production and new model
Before a rule change in March 2008, married women could claim their state pension at 60 based on their own record of National Insurance contributions.
Tesco said sales rose 4 per cent to £3.15billion in the 26 weeks to 23 August, compared with the same period a year ago. More shoppers are buying its
This week, new tipping legislation came into force. It means restaurants and the like must share out tips to workers in a fair and transparent way.
