Insurance giant Aviva will sell its loss-making Friends Provident arm to International Financial Group for £340m, the firm announced this morning.
Britain has been ranked 10th in global index of the nations most ready for political and economic change, easing concerns the UK will struggle to deal…
The IFS says the gap between the richest and poorest households has narrowed but regional disparity remains.
Consumers are no longer to be charged extra for paying by debit or credit card, the government has said.
There’s a lot that needs to be weighed up when deciding what sort of financial vehicle to invest in.
New research has revealed that the UK economy could suffer losses of up to £1.5bn in the next five years if service leavers aren’t able to find employment,…
Car insurance premiums have surged to record levels – up 11% over the past 12 months alone – with the industry blaming a surge in Government-imposed…
HS2 will create 7,000 unique contracts, with SMEs expected to secure over half of the new opportunities.
Royal Mail’s first-quarter revenues were boosted by an increase in political mail during last month’s General Election and a strong performance in its overseas business, reports…
The boss of the bank set up to increase funding for small companies was paid nearly £450,000 last year.
The sharing economy is here; from ZipCar to Uber, Airbnb to Couchsurfing. We’ve come to realise that by sharing our assets we can make extra money,…
Entrepreneur Elon Musk was forced to clarify comments that Tesla's share price is too high which sent stock sliding by around three per cent.
Netflix shares surged on Monday after the firm said it now had about 104 million subscribers, a larger-than-expected number that boosted revenues.
Citigroup has chosen Frankfurt as its newest trading hub in the European Union.
UK employees still don’t like Mondays, according to new research.