Fretting over a safe spot for your cash? Look to the unlikely world of rock ’n’ roll
As a guitar owned by David Gilmour sells for $14.5m, tripling its value in seven years, Chris Blackhurst looks at …
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A massive pothole wrecked my van and I’m over £1,000 out of pocket
'I pay my tax, yet I’m the one footing the bill for their failure to maintain the roads.'
Housing market ‘increasingly relying on a smaller pool of serious buyers’
Some early stage buyers are adopting a ‘wait and see approach’, Zoopla said.
Shoppers ‘buying chocolate Easter eggs for four people on average’
Young adults expect to spend nearly double the average amount across all age groups on marking Easter, according to Clearpay.
Unite accuses Govt of 'dragging its feet' on pay deal
The Unite trade union has accused the Government of "dragging its feet" on elements of the current public sector pay …
Millions of motorists to find out how they will be compensated
Final decisions on the long-awaited programme will be published by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Monday afternoon.
Sakura Internet formally selected as government cloud provider
The decision makes Sakura Internet the first domestic service provider for the government cloud.
Russia's oil revenues spike due to US-Iran war
Four weeks of the US-Israeli war with Iran and a sharp rise in oil prices have added millions to Russia's …
Why you're paying more for smaller eggs
Easter eggs are getting smaller - which is arguably good for your health - but they're getting dearer too, which …
One month on, Iran conflict fuels worries for Japanese firms and households
Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has driven up crude oil prices, hitting businesses such as farms, bathhouses and …
On Canada's tariff front line, business stalls over U.S. trade deal jitters
Windsor's economy has been on a roller-coaster ride for the past year as Trump went back and forth on tariffs.
Kemi Badenoch to launch ‘Get Britain Drilling’ campaign amid living cost hikes
The Conservatives will put the campaign at the heart of their proposals for bringing down the spike in energy prices.
Scouting America moves to shed ‘woke’ label with major recommitment to military, traditional American values
Scouting America is pushing back on 'woke' claims, waiving fees for military families and replacing a DEI merit badge with …
Proposed Saskatchewan wind farm dividing community
Don Bourassa says a proposed wind farm near his home in southeast Saskatchewan has ruined relationships in his community — …
Two Japanese regional banks’ shares surge in latest merger pact
The move is the latest example of Japan's regional lenders joining forces in a market hit by a shrinking population.
AI Research Is Getting Harder to Separate From Geopolitics
A policy change announced by NeurIPS, the world’s leading AI research conference, drew widespread backlash from Chinese researchers this week …
Apple Still Plans to Sell iPhones When It Turns 100
As the tech giant turns 50, WIRED spoke to executives about how they plan to win in the AI era.
It has never been easier to start investing. As more Brits take advantage, should you?
Money expert Holly Mackay explains how investing is shedding its old stereotypes, with younger, more everyday savers entering the market …
How much you should save per year based on your salary – according to an accountant
Once you’ve paid your mortgage or rent, settled your bills, and done your weekly food shop, often there’s little left …
NS&I savers owed £476,000,000 in ‘lost’ Premium Bonds cash — are you due compensation?
An estimated 37,500 people are thought to be affected.