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Thierry Breton has put the EU's reputation as the world's digital policeman at stake. And maybe his own too.
This week UBS set a target price for the shares of 785p. The average target price is 652p.
Worries about war in the Middle East also saw investors look for a safe place for their cash, with gold being one of the top choices.
BofE policymakers will be keen to avoid derailing Britain's battle against inflation or slamming the breaks.
This week, the consumer prices index measure of inflation nudged higher to 2.2%. But what does this mean for future base rate decisions?
It can sometimes be hard to believe that the world is in the midst of a climate crisis.
Just 10 are being built and we've had a chance to have a nose around the first one before it's delivered to its owner.
In imperial measurement terms, Artemis was able to gather enough gold from a bumper discovery at its Titan prospect in Pilbara, Western Australia, to
Retail sales increased by 0.5 per cent last month, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures, slightly below analyst foreca
There's growing speculation that the Treasury will bring in pay-per-mile scheme to fill the road taxation black hole left in the switch to EVs.
Average petrol price has fallen to the lowest level since February - 143p per litre. But this good news might be short lived...
The CMA said it wanted to 'get as quickly as possible' to identify the industry's problems and offer suggestions to governments that could be implemen
According to the property agents Savills, £9.4 billion was handed to first-time buyers in 2023 - a year in which property transactions dropped by aro
Last week, half the rendering that runs along the top of the three-storey building in which we live, collapsed onto the pavement and the landlord is c
The news on take-up follows the Government's announcement that the Winter Fuel Payment will be limited to those who claim pension credit or certain ot
The water regulator today called for major improvements after finding that some households were not getting the support they should during water short
Over the past 14 years Brian Brown (pictured) has managed to amass more than 96,000 Nectar points by shopping at Sainsbury's or on eBay.
Unless August's employment figures are lousy, most traders are confident that the central bank will cut rates by 25 basis points when it meets next mo
Brian Niccol (pictured) - who is known as the 'Messi of the restaurant industry' - can work from a remote office in sunny Newport Beach, California.
One Savings Bank expects its net interest margin - a measure of the difference in what it pays to customers with deposits and what it generates in loa
