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Helena Helmersson, 51, originally joined the Swedish business in 1997, rising through the ranks to become chief operating officer, then CEO four years
The labour supply specialist plans to teach up to 400 students during the first year at the academy in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
The pair of highly-desirable Cossie RS500s will go under the hammer at the same event in February and will be sold alongside an unused engine - likely
NS&I has once again cut the rate on its three-year fixed-rate Green Savings bonds to 2.95 from 3.95% in the latest blow to fixed-rate accounts.
There are over four million accounts where savers are at risk of paying tax on their interest, up nearly a million within just six months.
Over the years, many myths have surrounded the Premium Bonds prize draw. Around 23m savers have the nations best loved savings product.
Falling mortgage rates and buyers becoming more confident are helping to revive the property market, Britain's biggest building society said.
Over one in five, or 22%, of households have less than £100 going spare at the end of the month, compared to just 13% in 2021, according to Nationwid
My wife and I went for my birthday dinner at an expensive London restaurant and I got food poisoning. Can we get our money back?
First-time buyers paid £9,057 less for their homes upfront in 2023 than they did the year before, according to one of the UK's largest mortgage lende
We've spoken to Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and experts in the field of motor crime and vehicle security to explain how owners of Range Rovers - and all o
Payouts for KPMG's 833 UK partners rose 4% in the 12 months to the end of September 2023, up from £717,000 a year earlier.
I purchased my 2021 Hyundai Hybrid on May 20 last year and subsequently replaced the standard number plate with my personalised plate.
The cost of stamp duty and the hassle of moving are some of the biggest barriers to downsizing, according to a new survey of more than 2,000 adults ov
Thomas and Agnes Woods (pictured) are desperate to draw a line under the timeshare nightmare that has cost them £48,000 over the past 24 years.
A customer service meltdown at HM Revenue and Customs is preventing many workers from filing and paying their taxes on time.
The company, which rents out everything from hammer drills and LED lights to generators, said it expects profits to be lower than previously thought.
French chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas said Jeremy Hunt (pictured) should be 'trying to rebuild fiscal buffers' rather than cutting taxes.
Drinkers downgrading to cheaper booze in the US, and a 'perfect storm' in Latin America, has put the pressure on Diageo boss Debra Crew (pictured).
The company has said it expects profits to hit at least £43m for the year to the end of January, up from the £21.5m it made the year before.
