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RAY MASSEY: Toyota's Land Cruiser switches from diesel to electrified hybrid

Yesterday

Manufacturer adds a lithium-ion battery and electric motor-generator to engine and an eight-speed automatic gearbox.

BA owner eyes slice of Portuguese airline TAP

Yesterday

An IAG spokesman confirmed it had submitted a statement of interest to state-owned holding company Parpublica.

Babcock boss says public now backing defence

Yesterday

The defence giant's chief executive David Lockwood said working in the sector was something to 'tell your mates in the pub'.

Europe growing vulnerable, warns Christine Lagarde

Yesterday

Lagarde told a banking conference that Europe is 'geared towards a world that is gradually disappearing'.

£80bn allure of dividends from UK companies can allay AI bubble fear

Yesterday

Dividends are not guaranteed. They can be trimmed or even or suspended. But at nervous times like these, a decent dividend payout takes on a new allure: small wins count.

Mounjaro maker Eli Lilly swells to $1trillion

Yesterday

The Mounjaro maker joins the elite club of firms worth trillions, such as tech giants Nvidia, Microsoft and Apple, as well as Elon Musk's Tesla and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.

ALEX BRUMMER: Wealthier Britons feel heat ahead of Budget

Yesterday

They are the most mobile sector of society. Several thousand have already headed for their private jets since Labour began mindless assaults on inheritance and capital gains.

Investing for beginners: The best platforms to get started as an investor

Yesterday

Investing can seem daunting for beginners. But many investment platforms have removed barriers to entry, making it more straightforward to get started. Find out how.

Nvidia report bumper results - why does it matter and is an AI bubble set to burst? This is Money podcast

Yesterday

Georgie Frost, Simon Lambert and Lee Boyce discuss what Nvidia results mean for investors in Britain and how much weight this multi-trillion dollar company holds.

Sunderland-built Nissan Leaf just got a lot more affordable: New EV receives full £3,750 Electric Car Grant discount

Yesterday

The Leaf is only the fourth electric car to receive the tier 1 amount, which awards manufacturers of sustainably produced EVs with the biggest taxpayer-backed savings.

'I retrained as a therapist in my 50s': Why older workers are switching careers as state pension age rises

Yesterday

Ruth Gibson, who is in her 50s, left her job in HR at a global pharmaceutical company after 30 years to become a practising therapist.

Best Black Friday TV and broadband deals that could save you money

Yesterday

We've picked out top TV and broadband deals currently available below, including specific Black Friday offers.

The Chinese 'Temu Range Rover' taking over the school run: Owners tell us why they love theirs so much as sales in Britain soar

Yesterday

The Jaecoo 7 is being dubbed the 'Temu Range Rover' online. And the cheap Chinese luxury SUV has become a UK best seller.

SMALL CAP MOVERS: Ee bah gum lad, it's Yorkshire AI!

Yesterday

Serial entrepreneur David Richards is ushering his latest venture onto the markets by a slightly roundabout route and it will trade under the proudly regional banner of Yorkshire AI.

Energy price cap to rise AGAIN in January - here are the best fixed deals to beat it

Yesterday

The energy price cap will increase by 28p a month in January, but higher policy costs are expected to push up bills again next year.

Best fixed energy deals: Tariffs that beat the price cap

Yesterday

Fixed energy deals have been gradually returning to the market, so are there any that beat the current cap?

GSK preps lawsuit against US firm AnaptysBioover endometrial cancer drug

Yesterday

GSK is taking legal action against US biotech firm AnaptysBio, which it accuses of a 'material breach' of contractual obligations over a drug licencing agreement.

Major supermarket announces sell-off of 24 more stores

Yesterday

The debt-laden grocery giant said it would secure £568million by offloading the sites. All the sites will continue operating as normal.

Government rakes in £12.3bn from stamp duty in just 10 months despite buyers and sellers being 'in limbo' thanks to the Budget

Yesterday

The Government is continuing to pull in increasing amounts of revenue from stamp duty receipts, new figures show.

Britain's 50 burglary hotspots revealed: Is YOUR postcode on the list of those most targeted by thieves?

Yesterday

Returning home to find your property has been ransacked by burglars is a nightmare scenario facing thousands of people across the UK each year. See if you are at high risk.

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