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Sovereign Metals has rights over a 600 square mile site, which contains the world's largest rutile deposit and the second largest store of graphite.
Lloyds Bank has run the numbers on how much young people could make in the long term if they took some of their Vinted profits and invested them month
The Government is raking in ever-higher sums because frozen thresholds and the property price boom mean more estates are becoming liable for the tax.
Warehouse workers top the list of jobs with higher costs - with their average £1,371 almost 40 per cent more than the average £984, the findings sug
Having downgraded its outlook for profits in July, it did so for a second time, sending shares down 6.8 per cent in Frankfurt.
On this special episode, Sir Steve Webb, ex-pensions minister and This is Money retirement columnist, joins Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert to answer
Sir Patrick, who has died at the age of 100, was Daily Mail City Editor from 1966 to 1984, and presided over 6,491 columns.
Change is on the menu for McDonald's, Starbucks and the other players in the fast food market. There could be benefits for your portfolio if these bus
Lustica Bay will soon be home to 6,000 residents and is set for a tourism explosion - can it be a good spot to invest in property?
The world's biggest sportswear group said John Donahoe will stand down as president and chief executive next month.
The closure of the blast furnaces at Britain's biggest steelworks will lead to far more job losses than thought.
We've had everything from dog poo bags to an old radiator put in there. What can we do to stop this?
When the in-car entertainment feature first arrived 40 years it instantly became one of the most desired features on a new model - but now time has be
Analysts at Jefferies said the company's commercial direction remains unclear just days after it unveiled its latest collection at London Fashion Week
In the latest blow to the Northampton-based bootmaker, Goldman Sachs sold around 70m shares on behalf of a group of investors.
The FTSE 100 closed down 98.73 points at 8229.99. Retail sales increased by 1 per cent in August, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The last time the consumer confidence index declined so steeply was in April 2022, in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The Bank of England held its base rate at 5% at noon yesterday as Governor Andrew Bailey insisted it must be 'careful not to cut too fast or by too mu
Volution Group has agreed to buy the Australian company Fantech in its largest-ever acquisition.
While recalls are often frowned upon, MailOnline and This is Money's Motoring Editor says they instead should be welcomed for a number of different re
