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Is this a bad one, why does the term 'technical recession' keep being bandied about and do these backward-looking figures mask things already getting
The bar has been set high after chief executive Jensen Huang said the group expects to post sales of £16billion for the final three months of 2023.
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou said that a New York listing could boost its value and bring it closer in size to rival Ryanair.
Whatever a government does on taxes, its overall plans have to be credible to the international financial markets.
David Harvey-Jones moved to a rural village in the far North-West of France near Guingamp ten years ago and has never looked back.
Fewer than half of credit card users regularly pay off their balance in full, with the average credit card debt now reaching £1,160.
Bharat Thakrar alleges that the advertising giant engaged in 'discriminatory' tactics to oust him from his own business.
Mohsin Issa confirmed 'there may be a stamp duty saving' because three of its holding companies are incorporated in Jersey, where no such levy exists.
Hearts sank across the City when allegations emerged that Iran has used three of the UK's biggest high street banks as part of a vast plot to elude US
A national plan, Daly argues, is essential so that issues such as transport connections, flood risks, and the economy can be considered when deciding
People should not have to go through personal independence payment hell. They've already had a lifetime's worth.
The carmaker says its supermarket partnership will provide drivers with access to charge points across 619 stores.
Investors realise they can own their own piece of performance history whilst also enjoying a link to their favourite singer or band.
Segro said there had been a 'significant uplift' in rents and predicted that income from them would rise further towards 2027 as it lets out more vaca
The French energy giant posted profits of £8.5billion for 2023, up from the record £15.3billion loss it notched up the year before.
Farage is threatening to sue if NatWest doesn't pay him compensation and legal costs after Coutts - its private banking arm - closed his accounts.
Mohammed Zina received a 22-month sentence after being convicted earlier this week on six counts of insider trading and three counts of fraud.
Montague has stepped down from running Kemble Water amid mounting questions over dividend payments.
When an index such as the FTSE 100 reaches a level like, say, 1,000 or 8,000, this sparks a torrent of comment about what lies ahead.
They say the rate of tax on spirits - the highest in Europe - is placing extra stress on businesses as they struggle with higher costs.