Vodafone reports its annual results for the year ended 31 March 2024 tomorrow, in what could be the telco’s last full year of results before a potential merger with rival Three in the coming months.
Grieving families could lose an extra £65,000 if Labour brings in a pensions death duty, analysis shows.
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Retirees stand to lose thousands under Labour’s plans to force pension funds to switch investments to Britain, analysis shows.
The director of the Bruegel think tank in Brussels once asked what would happen if a eurozone state ever attempted a variant of Trussonomics, without the protection of its own sovereign central bank and policy instruments. We may find out as soon as the first round of voting in the French elections this Sunday.
Three of the UK’s biggest lenders have cut their fixed mortgage rates in the past week in anticipation of interest rate cuts after the election.
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Nvidia has lost close to $550bn (£433bn) in a dramatic tumble since being crowned the world’s most valuable company last week.
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Stocks are hoping to add a punchline to what's been a high-flying quarter thus far.
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Nvidia stock has rocketed 156% so far in 2024, and Jensen Huang has been selling stock through a trading plan. His peers are also selling.
Trump Media & Technology Group shares rallied after a weekslong decline cut the stock price in half and knocked investors for a loop.
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Average monthly payment has risen by 61% since 2019, pushing borrowers into smaller homes or ultra-long loans
Britain's biggest wine producer Chapel Down is considering putting itself up for sale as part of a review into options to fund its future growth as it plans to plant new vineyards and build a new winery, it said on Tuesday. "As part of the review, the board will consider all alternatives, including investment from existing shareholders, investment from new shareholders, a sale of the company, and other relevant transactions," the company said. Founded in 2002, Chapel Down is based in Kent, southeast England, and has grown into Britain's best-known and largest producer with last year's harvest expected to make about 3.4 million bottles of sparkling and still wines.
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