Money
Women opting against sharing finances with partners, survey suggests
Rising costs and cheaper supermarket booze see 40 pubs vanish each month
Johnson ‘must win over the City if he becomes PM’
Two-thirds of families ‘felt ripped off on their last holiday abroad’
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Cash withdrawals from ATMs decline across UK
The volume of cash withdrawals from ATMs declined year-on-year across the UK’s nations and regions in early 2019, according to cash
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Bank branch black spots ‘being created in England’s most deprived areas’
Banks are abandoning customers in poorer parts of England with high street branch closures happening at a faster rate than in wealthier areas,
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C&C Group toasts Matthew Clark acquisition as it eyes London listing
More than a year on from its acquisition of Matthew Clark and Bibendum, drinks distributor and Magners cider maker C&C Group has toasted a
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British firms in bumper dividend giveaway boosted by special payouts
British companies paid out a record amount to shareholders in the second quarter of this year but underlying growth was weak, according to a new
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More than one in 10 private rental homes ‘now owned by company landlords’
More than one in 10 privately-rented homes in Britain is now let by a private company as the sector continues to
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Iceland goes bananas after plastic-free packaging woes
Iceland boss Richard Walker has admitted the group still has a “mountain to climb” on its plastic-free pledge after it was
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New laws to clamp down on workplace ‘gagging clauses’
The Government has announced a crackdown on the use of workplace “gagging clauses” to cover up allegations of sexual harassment,
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Dovish Fed comments drive European markets higher
The London markets closed higher as dovish comments from the Federal Reserve helped to bolster the European markets.The FTSE 100 closed 15.61 points
