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Lavazza boss blames hedge funds for rising coffee pricesGiuseppe Lavazza said his firm was forced to put up prices by 20 per cent last year but costs may have stabilised. Lavazza said high global prices were 'totally unsustainable'.
Frasers sales set to fall as gloom takes tollAnalysts predict Frasers will report sales of £5.3billion for the year to the end of April, down from £5.54billion a year earlier.
ALEX BRUMMER: Wealth and stealth tax farce must endSuccessive Chancellors have become obsessed with taxing us surreptitiously. There is a foolish belief the public might not notice why the state is making them poorer.
Pub rates misery blights summer, according to bossesAn industry forecast showed that one pub could close every single day this year across Britain.
HAMISH MCRAE: Foreigners are making the Footsie flyWhat Rachel Reeves will say at the Mansion House this Tuesday about pensions, Isas and all that is irrelevant to most holders of UK shares.
Even my firm is a target for predators, says Begbies Traynor bossRic Traynor, the firm's executive chairman, told us that it was increasingly being approached about potential deals.
Companies have embraced AI: But is it helping hackers to attack them?Some firms are starting to crack down on the use of tools such as ChatGPT by staff, for fear of leaving sensitive information exposed.
Water bosses warned: DON'T defy bonus ban by raising salaries insteadOfwat said it would be 'watching closely' after barring six firms from making performance-related payouts this year due to pollution and other failings.
We're still on a roll - thanks to Britain's builders, says Screwfix bossAccording to Thierry Garnier, the building trade, now say 'I'll Screwfix it' when going online, like when people say 'I'll Google it'.
Bold vision puts Burberry back in fashion - and share price is on the upJoshua Schulman is engineering a turnaround by emphasising Burberry's quintessential British spirit and 169 years of tradition.
Investing £100 a month since Live Aid could be worth £22mStashing the same amount of money under a mattress would have yielded just £48,000.
I'm buying a house and its seller wants to buy mine: Can I 'gift' it to them and avoid stamp duty?Would it not be possible for us to do some form of swap where I essentially pay them the difference to reduce the stamp duty?
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Three British university start-ups that could offer first-class returnsOne university-grown firm's radio technology is now used by Elon Musk's Space X.
I love living in France... but they need to stop moaning about the retirement age, says CAROL DRINKWATERAfter three series on the hit TV show All Creatures Great and Small, the 77-year-old carved out a successful career as an author.
This couple faced £620 home insurance hike... here's how they fought back: JEFF PRESTRIDGEJohn and Sue Miller from Kingswinford, Dudley, were told by Saga that their premium would be jumping from £391 to a tad over £1,011 - an increase of 158%.
I got £100 charge while queuing to leave a car park: TONY HETHERINGTONThe machine asked me to pay £7.20 for the three-hour stay, which I did - but days later received a parking charge notice.
From freezers to browsers: What these five Chinese car brands did before they made carsChinese car giants have origins that range from search browser operators to refrigerator makers. Here are some of the biggest new Chinese automotive players' origin stories.
How to help your grandchild buy their first home without landing them with a huge tax bill - these are the little-known inheritance tax pitfalls you must avoidForget the bank of mum and dad - it's now grandparents who are dipping into their savings to help their grandchildren buy their first home.
I quit London for a 'disintegrating' seaside town dubbed 'God's waiting room' because it's so full of retirees - here's why it's the best decision I ever madeRosie Mullender (pictured) dreamt of writing novels by the seaside and was sick of London after 20 years so made the decision to move to the seaside town of Worthing in West Sussex in 2022.
The best mortgage rates for first-time buyersIf you're hoping to buy your first home soon, searching for the best mortgage rates for first-time buyers is essential. Here are the best rates currently available.
Best fibre broadband deals: Compare our top picksFibre broadband doesn't have to be expensive. If you're not getting a good deal from your provider, compare offers to see whether you can switch and save money.
SJP investment boss warns US risk profile has 'fundamentally changed'St James's Place has cut exposure to US stocks within its £16.4billion Polaris 4 fund as the wealth manager becomes increasingly wary of the world's biggest market.
We moved to the city and can't bear the noise: What's the best way to soundproof our home?We relocated for work and are struggling with the noise. How much could soundproofing cost and is planning permission needed?
Britain's worst drink driver had enough alcohol in his system to have put him in a COMAThe highest reading for someone convicted of drink driving between 2015-2024 was a 39-year-old male who registered a reading of 513mg/dL (milligrams per decilitre).
RAY MASSEY: Car fans flock to Goodwood Festival of SpeedAs well as attracting a record number of champion drivers and cars from Formula One, it provides a launchpad for debuts from sporting, luxury, supercar and mainstream car firms.
ALEX BRUMMER: Neglect of UK innovation happening before our eyesBarely a day passes without intellectual property nurtured and supported in Britain passing into overseas hands.
Footsie slips from record high after tariff threatsThe FTSE 100 fell 0.4 per cent, or 35.54 points, to 8941.12 having closed at a record level the day before.
After the economy shrinks again, summer rate cut 'looks inevitable'Experts said that, combined with signs of a deteriorating jobs market, it would add further pressure on the Bank of England to cut interest rates.
As M&S looks to challenge the big supermarkets, which shares should go in your trolley?If you want to take a bet on the likely winners in this battle to please our palates and our pockets, here's what you need to know now.
Omoda 9 SHS plug-in hybrid review: We drive it through nine countries to test its 700-mile range claimsThe Omoda 9 SHS plug-in hybrid has a headline making range of 700 miles. We drive it on the 9-Countries launch to see if its the hybrid steal of the year.
Has the cash Isa been saved for good... or is a cut still coming? This is Money PodcastThe slashing of the cash Isa was considered a nailed on certainty in next week's Mansion House speech, but now it seems Rachel Reeves has had a change of heart.
Cash Isa allowance will NOT be cut by Rachel Reeves next weekThe Chancellor will not cut the cash Isa allowance from £20,000 next week, This is Money understands.
Man 'nearly fainted' after discovering how much WeBuyAnyCar offered for his £74,000 Audi - but is the price fair?The video captures the moment the WeBuyAnyCar expert offers Harley Perkins his best price for his R8 V10 Plus. But is his response just a huge overreaction?
The UK's stock market gems are going cheap: Gervais Williams on the INVESTING SHOWGervais Williams discusses 30 years of Aim with Simon Lambert and says there is an opportunity to buy into high quality small caps at low prices.
Jaguar's polarising Type 00 concept makes UK public debut at GoodwoodJaguar's Type 00 has been showcased to the British public for the first time this week. We got up close and personal with it at Goodwood Festival of Speed.
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Reeves has U-turned on plans to slash the cash Isa allowance (for now at least) - this is what I fear she'll do nextWith every day and night of her Chancellorship that goes by, Rachel from Accounts is transmogrifying into U-turn Rachel.
Government accused of 'bending the knee' to rogue private parking firmsThe Government has today launched a long-awaited consultation to 'raise standards' in the private parking sector. But the AA accused its measures as being far too weak.
Hundreds of Citroens with potentially lethal defects are still for saleMotorists who purchase these cars are not only at risk of driving away in a dangerous motor but could also invalidate their insurance due to there being an active recall notice in place.
Homes for sale at seven year high as landlords flood the marketAlmost half a million properties were put on the market between April and June this year, the highest since 2018.
How to avoid a payment fees sting while on holidaywill unwittingly lose hundreds of pounds to overseas charges by making costly payment mistakes even if they think they are prepared.
Private parking firms issue a record 1,640 tickets an hour - despite promise to crack down on 'bandit' operatorsRuthless firms issued 14.4million tickets to drivers in the 12 months to April this year - more than 27 every minute.
Six tricks to turbocharge your Boots Advantage card pointsPoints boosts are available if you look out for special offers or recycle empty bottles, and even for being a parent or over 60.
We've exchanged on our house sale - but now the buyer wants 10% offOur buyer claims he got a second opinion on the survey, and now wants to pay less to make up for doing repairs.
More banks cut mortgage rates with some deals dipping below 4%The nation's biggest lenders are competing to attract new borrowers in a sluggish housing market by offering up tasty rates.
Bitcoin hits new all-time high above $112,000 as investors pile into stocks and cryptoThe cryptocurrency rose to $112,009 late on Wednesday, surpassing its $111,999 record, before slipping back to $111,294.17 at the time of writing.
My neighbour opposite has got a Ring doorbell - how can I ensure I'm not being filmed?We feel the doorbell is compromising our privacy, particularly as our living room and master bedroom look out over the road.
The dangers of finfluencers: Warning as half who follow 'get rich quick' social media advice lose moneyBlindly taking money advice from online content creators could cost you thousands of pounds, new research by High Street bank TSB warns.
The children sitting on six-figure Junior Isas - and how to grow a nest egg for your offspringHundreds of children are sitting on Junior Isa pots worth over £100,000, This Is Money can reveal.
Can we put our children on our properties' deeds to avoid inheritance tax?We own our home and a buy-to-let, and want our two children to each become a joint owner on one property.
How to work out and pay inheritance tax: You get just SIX MONTHS to stump up death dutiesThe daunting task of working out and paying inheritance tax must be done in the immediate and intense period of grief after a death. Read our guide on what to do...
Wheel fell off my brand new £52,000 Range Rover... while driving: CRANE ON THE CASE:After driving only 200 miles, one of the wheels fell off while I was going over a speed bump. Very luckily, this happened on a quiet road and I wasn't seriously hurt.
Mortgage battle between major banks ramps up as HSBC cuts rates for third time in two weeksMortgage lenders appear caught in a game of tit for tat as they battle it out for top spot across best buy tables.
How Labour is coming for YOUR money: Reeves is targeting wealth, pensions and Isas, warns JEFF PRESTRIDGEBrace yourself for a summer of doom and gloom as Chancellor Rachel Reeves works out how to fill a gaping £40bn hole in the public finances.
Major building society sees 45% spike in cash Isa applications in ONE week thanks to Rachel ReevesSkipton Building Society recorded a 45 per cent jump in the number of cash Isas opened in the space of a week, from 23 June to 30 June.
My £1,200 Samsung phone was blacklisted by a network I don't even use. What can I do? SALLY HAMILTON has the troubling solutionI took my Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 in for a screen repair. The repairer informed me that they could not fix it as it's been blacklisted by Three UK.
Mortgage timebomb set to hit a million households: Golden era of cheap loans comes to an endJames Treacher (pictured) a marketing contractor living in Surrey, will see his repayments rise by £310 a month, from £1,490 to £1,800.
Should you share finances with your partner? Nearly half won't even TALK about money until they live togetherAnthony Villa, 34, says becoming more open with his finances has allowed him and his wife to be on the same page about when they spend, and when they save.
Newcastle Building Society opens new giant super branchNewcastle Building Society has opened a new super-branch in Newcastle city centre which spans over five floors and is more than 10,000 sqft.
Do YOU want to switch your bank account? From £500 gift cards, to cash bonuses and Just Eat vouchers for a year, our guide to the best perksBanks are battling for your custom, with cash sign-up bonuses, lifestyle perks, cashback and special deals for everyone from high rollers to cash-poor students.
The costly mistake you risk making with your savings - and the simple step to fix it now: SYLVIA MORRISBanks have upped rates on one-year fixed-rate bonds and Isas as they scramble to sit at the top of the best buy tables.
Why those born in the 1990s could face a state pension age of 74 - how to protect yourselfSticking with raising the state pension according to the popular triple lock while keeping the bill affordable could be bad news for people in their 30s and younger.
Is China uninvestable or misunderstood? The INVESTING ANALYSTAfter years plagued with economic issues and weak investor sentiment, is China's recent recovery an indication of brighter years ahead?
My 18-year-old daughter ran up £3,000 of credit card debt, should I pay it off? VICKY REYNAL repliesWe gave her the card for emergencies only, but now she's stuck, trying to pay it off with babysitting money while interest piles up at 26 per cent.
Best cash Isa rates 2025: Our pick of the five top dealsWe pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.
House prices flat in June, says Halifax: What will happen to values in the rest of 2025?House prices remained flat last month, according to the latest figures from Halfax.
A third of Britons REGRET buying their home - here's how to make sure you don'tThe biggest regrets buyers expressed included paying too much, picking the wrong location and choosing to buy a new-build.
What next for mortgage rates?The lowest fixed rate mortgage deals remain below 4 per cent - and there is an expectation that rates may fall slightly further.
Best stocks & shares Isas: Pick the right investment accountChoosing the right investing platform is crucial but a wealth of choice can leave investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best.
50 of the best funds and investment trusts: Our experts reveal their top ideasWe asked trusted experts to recommend the best funds that cover different investment sectors - and included This is Money's selection of active and passive options too.
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WH Smith's high street rebrand begins and its new name has people asking questionsThe name WH Smith is disappearing from the high street, marking the end of an era for a business that began in 1792.
How to beat the market while still playing it safe: The top 'boring' investment funds that will pay off in our turbulent timesWhen the going gets tough, the tough can rest assured that the most boring funds in their investment portfolio will protect them from the worst of it.
Beware! Why your holiday insurance could be at risk if you're on weight-loss jabsHalf a million people using weight-loss jabs are at risk of invalidating their travel insurance this summer, experts warn.
SCHRODER JAPAN TRUST is picking the best the country has to offer - from beer to engineersHelmed by investment manager Masaki Taketsume, the fund's holdings include Hitachi, Asahi and Mitsui Fudosan.
Louis Vuitton warning as hackers strikeThe luxury fashion label has told its British customers that it was hacked earlier this month.
Warehouse REIT backs latest £489m Blackstone takeover offerThe US private equity giant upped the ante in the fight over the British property firm on Thursday by gazumping the Tritax bid, which Warehouse had said last month it was minded to accept.
Popular UK restaurant chain shuts NINE locations in major brand shake-upThe takeaway giant is the largest in the UK but has seen profits plummet in recent years.
Small Cap Movers: Bitcoin treasuries stocks surge as cryptocurrency hits another all-time highShares in UK-listed firms holding bitcoin jumped after the digital asset soared to a record high, driven by rising institutional demand and supportive US policy.
Perils of share volatility: Private equity sees Britain's second tier public firms as easy pickings, warns ALEX BRUMMERInvestors have been deprived of value for so long they cannot but be excited that FTSE 100 closed at a new record of 8975.7.
FTSE 100 dividend growth continues to dry up amid buyback boomCutting a dividend is often seen as a bad sign for the company making the move, especially if the dividend has previously been increasing consistently.
FTSE shrugs off tariff fears to hit new high as investors bet Trump will U-turn on 50% copper levyMining giants led the charge as copper prices soared despite the US president's vow to slap the metal with a 50% levy from next month.
'Too hot to shop': Misery for High Street retailers as UK heatwave sees shopping trips melt awayFootfall in June fell by 1.8% compared with the year before. Soaring temperatures as well as thunderstorms were blamed.
Handbag maker Mulberry raises £20m from shareholders as sales plungeMulberry said revenues for the year to March 29 plunged by 21% to £120m, blaming a slowdown in the wider luxury market.
Windfall for CofE as fund manager in which it holds majority stake is sold to rival Jupiter in £100m dealInvestment firm CCLA dates back to 1958 when an investment fund was set up to allow church organisations to pool resources.
FTSE 100 hits all-time high as investors bet Trump will 'chicken out' againThe FTSE 100 closed at an all-time high of 8,975.7 on Thursday as a surge in the value of mining shares propelled the blue-chip index towards the 9,000 mark.
Dr Martens sees global sales rebound but UK demand remains challengingThe bootmaker noted positive demand in its Americas direct-to-consumer business thanks to full-price retail sales and 'good growth' across the Asia-Pacific.
Tax-free cash pots already held in Isas not at risk of any retrospective changes, government saysIt is widely expected that the Chancellor will use her Mansion House speech to announce a cut to the cash Isa allowance on Tuesday 15 July.
Vistry pins hopes on significant step up' in affordable housing deals as profits slumpThe UK Government unveiled plans in June to allocate £39billion over the coming decade to deliver around 300,000 new social and affordable homes.
Microsoft exec named WPP boss as AI boom erodes advertising profitsAdvertising giant WPP has named Microsoft executive Cindy Rose as its next boss, a day after the London-listed group issued a profit warning.
South West Water to pay £24m to settle wastewater and sewer failuresBritain's water regulator has imposed a £24million enforcement package on South West Water after a probe unearthed a 'range of failures'.
Bentley's EXP 15 is an enormous electric SUV limo - but it only has three seatsThe British luxury car maker has unveiled its hulking EXP 15 - a car it has dubbed a 'design vision concept' that lays the foundations for Bentley's 'reimagined future' as an EV brand.
My brand new car is faulty and keeps breaking down - am I entitled to a full refund? DEAN DUNHAM repliesI have a brand-new faulty car that in five weeks has been back to the dealership twice. What are my legal rights in getting this fixed - and, if it continues, can I return the car for a full refund?
Nvidia is first company to hit $4TRILLION market value as AI boom drives demandNvidia shares rose almost 2% to notch yet another milestone and beat the $3.9 trillion record set by iPhone maker Apple at its peak last December.
Bailey warns Reeves over pensions shake-up as Chancellor pushes funds to back British assetsAndrew Bailey (pictured), warned it is not 'appropriate' for ministers to dictate where the industry invests retirement savings.
X boss Linda Yaccarino quits after just two years in fresh blow for billionaire owner Elon MuskYaccarino (pictured) did not give a reason for her decision to leave X. She took the job in 2023 to help Musk transform the company he bought for £32bn.
Meta buys £2.6bn stake in Rayban maker Essilor Luxottica amid VR sunglasses pushThe owner of Facebook snapped up just under 3% of the Franco-Italian group. Raybans are famously worn by Tom Cruise in the Top Gun films. (pictured).
US pharma giant Merck snaps up London lung specialist Verona Pharma for £7.5bnMerck is looking to strengthen its respiratory treatments as part of efforts to reduce dependence on its blockbuster cancer treatment.
Bailey provokes Chancellor over pension fund plan - but he does have a point, says ALEX BRUMMERAndrew Bailey and Rachel Reeves may be former Bank of England colleagues. But it does not mean they always sing from the same songsheet.
Young's lifted by summer sunshine as pub group's sales surpass Euro 2024The Wandsworth-based company revealed that its turnover increased by 6.6 per cent in the 14 weeks ending 8 July, and by 7 per cent on a like-for-like basis.
Major skincare brand set to close after 25 years - as it announces huge 30% off saleA British beauty brand synonymous with natural ingredients is closing for good at the end of July.
Pension savers back City watchdog's plan for finance firms to give them 'targeted' helpWhile many approved of the idea, those with larger pension pots or more complex financial situations were less likely to see targeted support as a relevant tool for them.
US copper prices hit all-time high as Trump threatens 50% tariffsCopper is a vital material in the manufacture of electric vehicles, military hardware, the power grid and many consumer goods.
Jet2 toasts record year as package holiday demand soarsJet2 profits soared to a record high last year as demand for package holidays remained strong despite cost-of-living pressures.
Just nine firms listed in London this year as fears grow for UK marketThe nine listings in the first half raised £182.8m in total, representing a 64% drop from the same period a year ago, EY-Parthenon said.
Close Brothers cuts back on personal lines as motor finance scandal decision loomsThe merchant banking business said it will be 'reducing our emphasis' on personal lines, which predominantly covers motor and home insurance premiums.
Best-selling cars of 2025 so far: Models snapped up most in the first half of the yearAs we have officially passed the mid-way point of the year, here's the 10 new models that have been flying out of showrooms in the greatest volumes in 2025.
Majority of British workers vulnerable to Trump trade war shocks, warns BoEThree-fifths of British workers are vulnerable to further economic shocks due to Donald Trump's trade war, according to the Bank of England.
Revolut launches stocks and shares Isa and UK-listed ETFs to get Britons investing in home-grown companiesRevolut customers will now be able to invest in a stocks shares Isa and a range of ETFs in a few taps through their banking app starting from £1.
UK markets 'drifting into irrelevance': CBI sounds alarm over decline of the LSEThe CBI is calling for bold reforms including the removal of stamp duty on share purchases - a 0.5% tax that only applies to UK equities.
Drivers told 'do not wash your car' within days as summer warning is issuedMillion of drivers across Britain have been told to stop washing their cars under the first warning of its type seen in 2025.
WPP slashes guidance as AI advances on advertising sectorThe London-listed firm has been hit by client losses and a greater exposure to China than rivals.
Ignoring this crucial driving rule could make you over 12% more likely to crashNot adhering to the two-second rule while driving causes one in eight accidents. Now a third of drivers say they ignore it or are unaware of, a new study from AA Accident Assist has found.
Gilt traders seize control as Labour's retreat on welfare reform leaves Britain vulnerable: ALEX BRUMMERPledges to reduce UK debt as a percentage of output have featured in eight of the last ten fiscal plans unveiled by Chancellors of the Exchequer.
Seraphine founder left 'heartbroken by collapse of royal favourite maternity fashion brandCecile Reinaud (pictured), who founded Seraphine in 2002, said its owners were 'wiping out in four years the work of 20 years'.
Shein float would be a 'good thing' for the City: CBI chief shrugs off human rights concernsRupert Soames said Britain is a 'hub for global businesses' and 'a happy home for global companies' - and Shein should be 'welcomed'.
Labour's tax raid will cause more firms to go bust, says boss of insolvency giant Begbies TraynorRic Traynor, executive chairman of Begbies Traynor, said that UK firms, particularly in retail and hospitality, were 'still struggling'.
M&S 'could have been destroyed by cyber hack': High Street chain braces for £300m profits hitMarks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman (pictured) told MPs it was 'fortunate' that the attack over Easter occurred while the business was on the up.
Should you buy gold coins from the Royal Mint to beat tax? HELEN KIRRANE visits its home in WalesGold bullion coins are having a moment and people have been rushing to snap them up. Last year, customers bought up more than £750million worth of gold bullion coins from The Royal Mint
Monzo Bank hit with £21m fine for 'inadequate' financial crime controlsMonzo Bank has been fined £21million for 'inadequate anti-financial crime systems' spanning a period between October 2018 and August 2020.
The boom in going bust! Insolvency firm Begbies Traynor sees profits double as larger firms failThe insolvency specialist reported that its pre-tax profits jumped from £5.8million to £11.5million in the year ending April, while its adjusted earnings before nasties rose by 11 per cent to £31.7million.
Famous restaurant chain makes UK 'comeback' following near-collapse with 'full brand reset'The restaurant chain has revealed its plans to rebuild in the UK, with the brand boasting new dishes and grill items.
Octopus Energy mulls £10bn demerger of tech arm KrakenOctopus Energy is considering demerging its tech arm Kraken Technologies to create a separate business worth up to £10billion.
Popular restaurant shuts all locations after 20 years on the high streetThe chain was launched in 2005 and once boasted locations in London's Southbank, Soho and St. Paul's among others.
I'm a property expert... Rob Dix on house prices, mortgage rates, buying tips and his best ever investmentThis month Rob Dix takes on our quickfire property questions and gives his views on the current state of the market.
Supermarket sandwich megadeal probed by competition watchdogThe £1.2billion tie-up of supermarket sandwich makers Greencore and Bakkavor is being probed by Britain's anti-trust watchdog.
China's largest car exporter Chery is coming to the UK this summer - and its first SUV will be unveiled this weekThe latest Chinese car brand to arrive in the UK is Chery. China's largest car exporter will offer British buyers two SUVs this summer. The first will debut this week.
UK funds network and data firm Calastone to be sold by US buyout group Carlyle next weekInvestment bankers at Barclays have been handling the deal in New York - where it is thought the firm could fetch more than in London.
Labour acting like communist China: Lloyds boss blasts Reeves over shake-up of pensionsCharlie Nunn (left) has piled further pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves (right) ahead of her Mansion House speech to the City next week.
Cutting cash Isas is madness, we should make investors buy British instead, says ALEX BRUMMERIf Reeves had fiscal space, she could improve the competitive position of the City and strengthen equity culture by abolishing stamp duty on share trading.
Audioboom eyes record year as profits boosted by AI and quality pushPodcast platform Audioboom is targeting a record annual performance in 2025 after earnings skyrocketed in the group's second quarter.
Sales surge at Footasylum as young shoppers defy economic conditions to splash out on top brandsThe Rochdale-based shoes and clothing chain reported a record financial performance in the year to the end of January.
Rules overhaul could release £22bn for UK exporters, ICC tells City watchdogThe UK arm of the world's largest business organisation stated there was an 'urgent need' for reform of the rules governing trade finance, the financial instruments that facilitate global trade.
Tesla tumbles as Musk returns to the political fray amid feud with Donald TrumpTesla shares fell more than 7% - wiping around £50bn off its value, after the billionaire (pictured) said he would start his own political party.
John Lewis is back in fashion as it leapfrogs M&S to top the customer service rankingsJohn Lewis took top spot in a survey of 60,000 shoppers scoring 86.7 out of 100 while M&S scored 85.6 for food and 85.4 for fashion and homeware
US woes slam brakes on Jaguar Land Rover as carmaker blames phasing out of older modelsJaguar blames the winding-down of older models for a sharp slump in sales after announcing a rebrand as well as a new model - the OO (pictured).
The petrol car people actually want to buy: Fiat confirms new hybrid model after making major EV U-turnThe legendary Italian marque has revealed the new 500 Hybrid - a car it said just five years it would never produce.
Two major banks cut mortgage rates: One broker says there's room for further falls...Two more high street banks have announced mortgage rate cuts today in the latest round of home loan repricing.
Miner Ferrexpo sees iron ore output plummet after Ukraine suspends VAT refundsThe mining company delivered 1.3 million tonnes of iron ore during the quarter ending March, compared to 2.1 million in the previous quarter.
Buy long-term gilts as Rachel Reeves mulls tax hikes, says UBSUK government bonds endured a volatile week as initial doubts over the Chancellor's future and concerns about the country's finances rocked investor confidence.
Marks & Spencer 'lost control' of staff discountsThe system offered former staff a lifetime 20 per cent discount if they had worked there for at least 10 years, but the firm was not able to check who exactly was using it.
SMALL CAP IDEA: Investors hope Chancellor will restore confidence in public marketsNext week's Mansion House speech by Chancellor Rachel Reeves comes at a pivotal moment for the UK's small- and mid-cap ecosystem.
Labour needs to wake up to the folly of wealth taxes that are an own goal: ALEX BRUMMERAsk Sir Jim Ratcliffe, retailer Sir Philip Green, F1 star Sir Lewis Hamilton et al. They voted with their feet long ago.
James Cropper shares fall as major client stops buying some productsJames Cropper noted trading at its paper and packaging business was both ahead of the equivalent period last year and board forecasts.
Shell shares dip as energy giant flags weaker tradingShell shares traded lower on Monday morning after the energy giant flagged weaker trading across its integrated gas, upstream and chemicals businesses.
How do personal pension contributions affect what Universal Credit I receive? STEVE WEBB repliesCould you confirm my pension contributions are deductible? Do you know if they deduct just the amount I pay in, or the full amount including the tax relief from HMRC?
A year of Labour - how has Rachel Reeves fared with our finances? This is Money podcastA year ago, Labour swept into power with the promise of change after more than a decade of Conservatives in charge.
Financial service businesses to ramp up pace of job lossesA balance of 52 per cent of employers in the sector expect to see their workforce shrink between now and the end of September.
M&S hunts growth with family-sized productsMarks & Spencer has traditionally been seen as a place to pick up certain items - from picnic food to bakery treats - rather than for basic grocery staples.
Independent distilleries 'threatened' by costs hikeThe UK Spirits Alliance said a British tradition of handing brands down through the generations could soon be a thing of the past as firms are being pushed to the brink by a barrage of cost increases.
After wrong-footing her doubters with a £2.7bn swoop on rival TSB, meet the most powerful woman in British bankingLast week, she entered British banking's big league after orchestrating a £2.7 billion deal to buy high street bank TSB from fellow Spanish group Sabadell.
