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Rachel Reeves claims she wants to cut our bills but this is the hidden tax experts tell me is coming - and the fool behind it all: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

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Thank goodness energy and climate secretary Ed Miliband is out of the country for a while, heading up the UK's delegation at the COP30 climate talks in Brazil .

Radio 1 DJ Matt Edmondson: We launched a board game business in lockdown and it snowballed

Today

Edmondson is the Radio 1 DJ hosting a new Daily Mail podcast about celebrity money. Here he opens up on his own finances

Boost for savers as Bank of England raises deposit guarantee limit to £110,000

Today

In a major boost for millions of savers, the Bank of England is expected to confirm that the deposit guarantee limit will increase from £85,000 to £110,000.

As Sky boss DANA STRONG eyes ITV, she reveals the secret of her success

Yesterday

For Strong, an enticing prospect might be blending ITV's heritage in free-to-air broadcasting with Sky's subscription-based model.

The best paid jobs... and which careers saw the biggest pay rises this year: See how your profession and salary compare with our new calculator

Yesterday

Our exclusive analysis of official ONS data reveals which occupations far exceeded the average pay rise, with some scoring growth into the double-digit percentages.

HAMISH MCRAE: Inflation timebomb is set to go off in the New Year

Yesterday

I fear that inflation is much more deeply embedded than the Bank of England appreciates.

Britain weeks away from sealing blockbuster trade deal with Gulf

Yesterday

A source close to the discussions told us that the talks were now 'past the point where there would be any major deal-breakers' that could derail them at the last moment.

Vulnerable Diageo could be forced to spin off Guinness

Yesterday

The UK-listed drinks giant suffered a sell-off after a bleak trading update. Its latest woes are likely to see activist investors pile in and call for big changes, City sources told us.

Pfizer wins £7.7bn bidding war for fat jab drug firm

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Novo gatecrashed the takeover deal between Pfizer and Metsera. But the US giant appears to have won the battle as Metsera says its board will unanimously recommend Pfizer's offer.

Applied Nutrition powers up with £30m profit

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Sales are forecast to have risen to £106 million from £86 million last year, according to data platform Refinitiv.

Primark goes global as parent firm mulls £10bn split

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Owner Associated British Foods will announce in April whether its retail arm will be spun out into a new entity, say sources close to the issue.

GOLDEN PROSPECT PRECIOUS METALS: Investors may truly be sitting on a gold mine

Yesterday

Shares have risen by more than 140 per cent this year, but the fund's investment managers are convinced there are more gains to come on the back of a resilient gold price.

I've warned about the stock market crash. It's coming... but these are the shares I won't ditch - and how you can survive the slump: ALEX BRUMMER

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At times during my childhood in the Brighton area, I came to believe that my parents' lives were governed by the Aussie stock market.

Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey sounds alarm over jobs ahead of Budget

Yesterday

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has sounded a pre-Budget warning over jobs as he revealed that 'a lot of companies talk to me about reducing their hiring'.

Britain's television jewel ITV is under threat, warns ALEX BRUMMER

Yesterday

Sky is owned by Brian Roberts' US behemoth Comcast, so command and control would effectively pass to Philadelphia.

Sky plots ITV break-up bid that could transform UK television

Yesterday

The 'preliminary discussions' would involve the sale of ITV's media and entertainment arm to Sky, which is owned by US giant Comcast.

Housebuilder shares are sliding - consider hunting out some bargains

Yesterday

Will the Chancellor use her Budget to kick-start development and make home ownership more affordable? In which case, housebuilder shares could look like alluring bargains.

Transatlantic troubles wipe £2bn off IAG's value

Yesterday

Shares in International Airlines Group slumped 11.6 per cent to 366.2p after reporting lower demand for economy-class seats over the popular summer months.

Tech stocks lose £750bn as AI bubble fears mount

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Nasdaq shares are down almost 12 per cent on the week. Analysts are concerned that the estimated £1.1 trillion being pumped into the AI sector this year will not pay off

The Best Cars of the Year have been named

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Overall champion was the electric Renault 4 (pictured), which also won best EV. Renault was also judged best car company.

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