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A social network for luxury holiday home rentals is looking to raise £2 million in its biggest ever funding round, after notching up 10 members
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A social network for luxury holiday home rentals is looking to raise £2 million in its biggest ever funding round, after notching up 10 members

Holiday giant Thomas Cook is expected to lay bare the impact of a European heatwave and a fall in demand for last-minute trips abroad

The ability of Britain’s biggest lenders to withstand the economic shock of a no-deal Brexit will be revealed this week when the Bank of England

Homes should come with a “property log book” detailing their history in the same way as a car, TV expert Phil Spencer has suggested. Th..

Every union worker at Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant has walked out in protest at planned job cuts.

London’s blue-chip index was dragged slightly lower by the tumbling price of oil as investors fret that supply could outpace global demand

Creditors of defunct media group Johnston Press are facing a “significant shortfall”, administrators said after the business was sold.

From professional knitters to vicars, the UK’s van drivers are fast becoming an eclectic mix of people, as new research reveals who are the most accident-prone drivers.

Spark Energy has become the seventh small energy supplier to cease trading this year amid severe turmoil in the sector.

Shopping centres appeared relatively empty as the dominance of online shopping continued to rise for Black Friday purchases.

HSBC has become the latest high street bank to report IT issues after customers were locked out of their online accounts.

Research carried out by Santander to understand the behaviours of 18 – 24 year olds, revealed that they commonly share even the most sensitive of data.

Shares in Wildwood and Dim T owner Tasty plummeted on Friday after the restaurant group announced new funding arrangements

Shares in Interserve tumbled on Friday after the struggling outsourcer said that its debt pile will be higher than previously forecast

Holiday giant Thomas Cook is expected to lay bare the impact of a European heatwave and a fall in demand for last-minute trips abroad