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We must counter disinformation about 'lawless' London to make the city more globally competitive, says DAME SUSAN LANGLEY

Yesterday

When we compete for investment in global markets, we are also competing in a global battle of perception, confidence and economic narratives.

Beware 'money tips' car finance adverts promoting claims management firms, warns FCA

Yesterday

A growing number of adverts pose as impartial advice without clearly saying they are promoting a business, and fail to make clear you can claim for free, says FCA

How to complete Power of Attorney forms without expert help - and the blunders to avoid to save you money and delays... and stop your application being rejected

Yesterday

Filling out the Power of Attorney forms is possible without expert guidance. But these are some of the most common pitfalls.

I can cut the wait time for your eye operation - if only the NHS would let me, says SpaMedica boss

Yesterday

Delays have now been purposely driven up by health service bosses intent on balancing short-term budgets.

Bookshops next in firing line of Labour's tax blitz

Yesterday

About 400 independent bookshops in England and Wales face an average rates bill rise of £4,563 a year by 2030 after Chancellor Rachel Reeves' autumn Budget .

Sainsbury's boss eyes bumper £7.3m payday as shoppers reel from higher food prices

Yesterday

Britain's second biggest grocer wants to raise the maximum Simon Roberts can take home to £7.3m if targets are met.

Why experts warn Labour's new rules for unmarried couples could see your life savings fall into the wrong hands: This is everything you need to know about the plans, what's changing and the steps to take

Yesterday

Waiting until you're married to move in together may once have been the norm, but few couples do that today. About seven million unmarried people in the UK are cohabiting.

How much you REALLY need in Premium Bonds to win the £1m jackpot... and why it's less than you may think. We reveal the truth behind all the rumours

Yesterday

They are the nation's favourite savings product - and 23 million holders live in hope of snatching a £1million jackpot each month. But how likely is it that your Premium Bonds will come up trumps?

I'm healthy and a former pensions minister... but this is why at 60 I've already given my children power over my finances: STEVE WEBB reveals what you must do before it's too late

Yesterday

Most of us would rather avoid thinking about a time when we're no longer well enough to make our own decisions. But I know how worthwhile it can be to plan for those days, even if they seem a way off.

TERRY BUTCHER: I started on £50 a week so couldn't afford Gucci like today's football stars - and the club cobbler had to mend my boots!

Yesterday

Terry Butcher captained the England football team, winning 77 caps in a ten-year international career, leading them to one of their best World Cup performances in 1990.

River Island back in black after winning fight for survival

Yesterday

It marks a remarkable comeback for River Island, which in August last year narrowly staved off collapse as it came under pressure from rising costs,

Tech stock guru: I'm swerving SpaceX IPO and expect firm to be loss-making for next few years

Yesterday

Stephen Yiu told The Mail on Sunday he would 'sit on the sidelines' for the flotation, which is predicted to be the largest ever with SpaceX targeting a value of £1.4trn.

City grandees pump millions into upstart wealth firm Y Tree

Yesterday

Y Tree, whose founders include two former Goldman Sachs bankers, has raised more than £10m in a funding round that was largely backed by its own clients.

Taxman swamped by tsunami of appeals by desperate firms

Yesterday

Firms have condemned the 'broken' business rates system as it emerged that challenges to huge rises could take years.

HAMISH MCRAE: Is NOW the time to back the rocket man as SpaceX share float looms?

Yesterday

The shares will be traded on the Nasdaq high-tech exchange in New York, but you can buy them in the UK via brokers or investment platforms such as Hargreaves Lansdown and AJ Bell.

Don't kill off flexible hours, retailers urge ministers ahead of zero-hour contract crackdown

Yesterday

Under Labour's flagship Employment Rights Act, drawn up by ex-Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, firms must offer a guaranteed number of hours to regular workers.

Savers in their 40s will need a £74k income for a comfortable retirement

Yesterday

People in midlife looking at present-day forecasts for a retirement income need to factor in inflation and aim their sights far higher, warn money experts.

Midas Share Tips: 7 popular UK shares to buy or avoid

Saturday

Investors will often find themselves chasing after the next big thing, but sometimes the old stalwarts can prove the most lucrative.

Best used Chinese cars to buy: Five models up to £17K cheaper than new

Saturday

Chinese cars are incredibly popular in Britain. Here are five used models to consider, with fairly hefty discounts.

Bitcoin on course for worst week since 2022 as 'bored' crypto investors lured away by SpaceX frenzy

Saturday

The world's biggest cryptocurrency was down 15% over the period, falling yesterday to as low as $61,117, the lowest level since February.

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