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Whitbread, the former brewer turned hotelier and restaurant group, is one of many businesses that offers 'perks' to its shareholders.
Let's step back from the politics, of which there will be more than enough in coming weeks, and focus on the economic inheritance of the next Governme
It had been set to take place as early as next month in the largest sell-off to the public since Royal Mail listed on the stock exchange in 2013.
London is currently vying with New York for the blockbuster £53billion float, which would see Shein slip straight into the blue-chip FTSE 100.
Having survived since the end of the Ice Age in England's largest freshwater expanse, the Arctic char is under threat like never before from raw sewag
Nearly 1,500 branches have been swept away - or put on death row - since the beginning of 2022 and I wouldn't be surprised if the total surpasses 2,00
This once run-of-the-mill silver 1.4-litre Fiesta in range-topping Ghia trim - which would have been ten a penny back in its registration year of 1992
Experts are warning that thieves are after the copper in cables at rapid and ultra-rapid charger sites, in a spate of criminality dating back to Novem
Described as the French firm's 'next-level' fastback SUV, it's an all-electric, zero-emissions car in a new range of 3008 variants.
Our double-glazing needs replacing due to its age. We've got two quotes for uPVC windows, and have been offered the option of grey anthracite.
Travellers may face additional fees and poor exchange rates when they withdraw their leftover cash - and that is if they don't simply forget about it.
Heavy rain and storms were blamed for the decline. Experts had forecast a drop of 0.4 per cent.
It fell 0.3 per cent - a fourth consecutive day of losses and sank into the red for a second week in a row, not long after it passed 8400 for the firs
There is a reluctance to put up barriers to foreign takeovers because they suggest the country is not open to business.
The results came days before a crunch deadline that could see the 508-year-old firm fall into foreign ownership for the first time.
Wood Group became the latest London-listed firm to reject a foreign takeover bid in another sign that the City is fighting back.
In the words of chief executive Stuart Machin, the latest results are only 'the beginnings of a new M&S'.
A takeover of London-listed Anglo could be the largest deal the sector has ever seen.
Such stocks may have little intrinsic value but this does not stop their prices soaring or 'going to the moon' as meme-stock jargon would put it.
Makeover king Craig Philips reveals the DIY jobs that he will be carrying out at this family home in Liverpool's Prescot this Bank Holiday weekend.