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How YOU can profit as foreign predators circle home-grown businesses

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If you are wondering what the excitement is about, here's what you need to know.

Where are the safe havens now? Expert tips to protect YOUR investments in troubled times

Today

Investing is inherently risky, but when financial markets turn volatile it's natural to consider just how exposed you are to the current hazards.

Two in five cars on sale in Britain now electric - but half our readers say they'll NEVER buy one

Today

In a poll of 6,065 readers we hosted last month, we asked: what would most likely get you into an EV? Some 54% voted: 'Nothing in this world could convince me to swap.'

RAY MASSEY: Volvo EX60 is smart in more ways than one!

Today

Volvo is now owned by Chinese car-giant Geely, and the new EX60 - designed in Sweden but built in China - is available initially in three versions.

Demand for tracker mortgages trebles: Could a cheaper variable rate shave hundreds off your monthly costs?

Today

The popularity of tracker rates has now trebled in the wake of the Middle East crisis, new figures show.

I won a boundary dispute against my neighbour in court - why hasn't she been forced to pay my costs yet?

Today

Since winning a court battle over a boundary dispute, I've not recovered a penny and I don't know why it's all taking so long.

Work experience should be compulsory for teens, Amazon's UK boss says

Yesterday

The UK boss of Amazon has pushed for mandatory work experience for teenagers amid a 'national crisis' of youth unemployment.

£30bn merger founders on payout for Charlotte Tilbury

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Tilbury set up her eponymous firm in 2013. Puig bought a majority of her brand for £890m in 2020 but she retained a minority stake.

Richemont shrugs off Middle East conflict fears

Yesterday

Middle East sales fell 3 per cent as the Iran war kept tourists away from destinations such as Dubai. But the Americas and Asia grew 18 per cent and 14 per cent.

WH Smith left stores 'broken' before private equity sale

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Willson said shops had 'missing lightbulbs, threadbare carpets with holes in' as well as 'missing ceiling tiles' and 'lifts and escalators that don't work'.

Standard Chartered chief sorry for 'upset' caused by AI comment

Yesterday

Winters upset staff set to lose their jobs by describing them as 'lower-value human capital'.

MAGGIE PAGANO: Chancellor gets a reality check over state of the country

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Instead of asking herself why it is that tax hikes and ballooning welfare spending are sucking the life out of the country, Rachel Reeves has come up with a raft of ideas to 'fix' the nation.

High Street slump as Iran war rattles consumers

Yesterday

Sales volumes dipped by 1.3 per cent in April compared to the previous month. It was the largest fall for nearly a year.

It's the biggest flotation in stock market history - and poised to make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. Now our financial experts reveal how a SpaceX investment could sky-rocket YOUR savings

Yesterday

It's being billed as the biggest - and most anticipated - flotation in stock market history. And it's set to make founder Elon Musk the world's first dollar trillionaire.

Prosper is boosting the rate on this one-year fixed savings account to 4.85% - is it a best buy?

Yesterday

The savings and investing platform is offering a 12-month boost on top of the underlying rate on this account from Al-Rayan Bank. How does it compare?

Miliband's plan to get plug-in solar panels in shops like Lidl this summer still needs 'great deal of work' as safety proves a sticking point

Yesterday

Lidl told This is Money that it was still in the 'early stages' of exploring solar panels, adding that no dates for launch had been confirmed yet.

Fire-risk Volvo EV owners told not to fully charge for 5 months

Yesterday

Infuriated Volvo EX30 drivers say limited range and higher running costs have become a 'constant inconvenience' - with some already considering a return to petrol or diesel.

Ofcom under fire for failing to improve dire Royal Mail service as more than a quarter of first-class letters arrive late

Yesterday

Millions of people are 'paying the price for a postal service that is simply not delivering,' a Government report has found.

This is why you should care about the mansion tax... even if you don't have a £2million home, says HELEN CRANE

Yesterday

The launch of a government consultation rarely sets pulses racing. However, there was an exception this week when one appeared on Rachel Reeves' mansion tax.

Stellantis enters the self-driving race: Major car maker to use British tech to power autonomous systems

Yesterday

Stellantis has partnered with AI autonomous driving company Wayve to integrate autonomous driving tech into its vehicles. The first integration is planned for 2028.

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