UK car exporter's shares slump to four-year low on trade war warning
A UK-based car distributor has seen its shares hit a four-year low after reporting a fall in sales and warning of hits ahead from Donald Trump's trade war.
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UK car exporter's shares slump to four-year low on trade war warning
Pimco and KKR among suitors for £1.7bn John Lewis card provider NewDay
John Lewis's credit card partner has received expressions of interest in a takeover of parts or all of its business from some of the world's largest financial investors.
Audio technology group Waves hello to £300m London float
An audio technology business used by many of the world's leading musicians is plotting a £300m City flotation in a boost to London's flagging stock market.
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What you can do when private firms hit you with a parking charge - and why they can't actually 'fine' you
Following reports that Britons are facing extortionate demands due to faulty parking machines, we're resurfacing our guide to appealing against private "fines".
Public failed by water regulators and government - as bills rise, watchdog says
Water regulators and the government have failed to provide a trusted and resilient industry at the same time as bills rise, the state spending watchdog has said.
Hundreds of jobs at risk as The Original Factory Shop launches survival plan
Nearly 1,000 jobs could be under threat at The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's largest discount retailers, as part of a survival plan which centres on plans for swingeing rent cuts.
Government to decide on 'postcode pricing' plan for electricity bills by summer
The government will decide by the summer on controversial proposals to charge some households more for their electricity than others, Sky News understands.
Nandy to sign off appointment of Kogan as top football referee
Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, is to sign off the appointment of a chair of English football's new referee within days.
Chancellor outlines red lines for US trade deal
Britain will not lower its standards or water down regulation in exchange for a trade deal with the US, the chancellor has confirmed.
Government borrows almost £15bn more than expected
The UK government borrowed almost £15bn more than forecast in the last financial year, according to official figures highlighting contributions from inflation-related costs, including pay awards.
Bin strike deal 'could be in touching distance'
A deal to resolve the Birmingham bin strike could be "in touching distance", the Unite union has announced.
Ladbrokes-owner Entain gambles on search for new chair
Entain, the FTSE 100 gambling group which owns Ladbrokes, has kicked off a secret search for a new chairman, deepening the protracted uncertainty over the company's leadership.
China's Silicon Valley is ready to make its mark on the world
The city of Hangzhou is one of the most historic and beautiful in China.
Apple and Meta fined millions by EU over competition law
Apple and Meta have been fined millions of euros by the EU for breaking digital competition rules.
Stock markets rally as Trump rows back on Fed and China threats
Global stock markets and the dollar have rallied on hopes of two significant climbdowns by the Trump administration on issues blamed for a slump in values.
Shawbrook weighs alternative to float with £5bn Starling merger approach
Shawbrook Group, the mid-sized British lender, has made a tentative approach to Starling Bank about a £5bn merger as its owners try to avoid relying on a moribund backdrop for UK stock market listings.
Talks to end the Birmingham bin strike resume, but why is the dispute taking so long to settle?
Talks to try to end the Birmingham bin strike that has seen piles of rubbish bags fill the city's pavements have resumed.
100% chance that Bank of England will cut interest rates next month, markets predict
Financial markets have priced in a 100% chance of a Bank of England interest rate cut next month, as the effects of Donald Trump's evolving trade war continue to play out in the global economy.
British Steel to end consultation on up to 2,700 redundancies after government intervention
British Steel has said it will end a consultation on up to 2,700 redundancies, after the government took control of the firm earlier this month.
Stricken currency firm Argentex in talks about emergency sale
A London-listed currency risk management provider, which was caught in the financial crossfire of Donald Trump's tariffs bombshell, is in advanced talks about an emergency sale to a rival.
Musk says his time working for Trump administration will 'drop significantly' next month - as Tesla profits sink
Elon Musk has said the time he spends with Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will "drop significantly" from May and he will allocate more time to Tesla.
'Ryanair is refusing to cover all my expenses after cancelled flight - who is right?'
Every Tuesday in our Money blog, we answer questions about your financial problems or consumer disputes. This week, a reader asked what her rights were after Ryanair refused to pay her expenses after cancelling her flight.
Hobbycraft to axe stores and jobs in radical restructuring
The new owner of WH Smith’s high street arm is drawing up plans which could result in the closure of nearly a quarter of the stores operated by Hobbycraft, the arts and crafts chain.
UK economy will be among hardest hit by global trade war, IMF warns
Britain's economy will be among the hardest hit by the global trade war and inflation is set to climb, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned – as it slashed its UK growth forecast by a third.
Octopus to get tentacles around Hammond-backed fintech fund
One of Britain's leading venture capital investors is close to unveiling a deal to take over a nascent fintech fund which counted Lord Hammond, the former chancellor, among its advisors.
Chancellor to head to Washington amid hopes of US trade deal
Rachel Reeves will pledge to "stand up for Britain's national interest" as she heads to Washington DC amid hopes of a UK/US trade deal.
Harvard sues Trump over $2.2bn funding freeze
Harvard University is suing Donald Trump's administration after it rejected a list of demands from the White House and had $2.2bn (£1.6bn) of government funding frozen.
Landlords of major discount retailer brace for swingeing rent cuts
The new owner of The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's leading independent discount retailers, is preparing to unveil a package of savage rent cuts for its store landlords.
It could be Mission: Impossible for the chancellor this week - and she's far from alone
There will be much to chew over at the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) spring meetings this week.
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Every week Money interviews chefs from around the UK, hearing about their cheap food hacks and more. Today we chat to Nima Safaei, chef-owner at Soho's 40 Dean Street.
Following reports that Britons are facing extortionate demands due to faulty parking machines, we're resurfacing our guide to appealing against private "fines".
Water regulators and the government have failed to provide a trusted and resilient industry at the same time as bills rise, the state spending watchdog has said.
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