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On this week's show, Simon Lambert and Tanya Jefferies take an entertaining and sometimes passionate look how big an impending housing crisis might be.
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary asked the Competition and Markets Authority to re-examine the original ruling made two years ago which ordered the airline to take its stake down to 5 per cent.
The £6.1billion deal sees the company manufacture 900 engines to power 50 Airbus A380 superjumbos - due to enter service from 2016.
In our Money Morals series we invite readers to help solve a dilemma. This week, if your grown-up son or daughter is living at home but spending extravagantly, can you tell them to rein it in?
The FTSE 100 closed down 65.82 points at 6994.63 as traders scrambled to take money off the table at the chance Greece could default on its debts.
The need for fair pricing on forecourts has been largely ignored by politicians during the General Election campaign, the motoring group added.
Debenhams - the UK's second largest department store - saw first half revenues in the UK grow by 1.7% to £1.1billion. Mothercare posted a 5.1% in its sales since the start of the year to March 28.
The Anglo-Dutch firm, which produces Dove soap and Lipton tea, said sales rose 2.8 per cent in the first quarter, beating analyst expectations for 2.1 per cent growth.
The FTSE 100 closed down 36.33 points at 7060.45 as fears mount that Greece could default on its debts as early as next week.
It is the sixth straight ECB meeting in a row that interest rates have been held at 0.05 per cent.
In the second episode of the Investing Show, we're joined by Justin Urquhart Stewart, who discusses how to invest when markets are riding high
The rival to Mike Ashley owned Sports Direct posted a 22 per cent rise in annual profits, mostly driven by strong sales from its sports fashion shops, which rose 13 per cent.
The FTSE 100 finished up 21.52 points at 7096.78 - a record closing high, and just off a new trading peak of 7,111.72 hit earlier in the day.
The London market edged up today as a recovery by mining stocks offset concerns about UK inflation and US economic data.
How can investors target solid income and how should they mix shares and bonds? We spoke to M&G Episode Income fund manager Steven Andrew to get his ideas.
The FTSE 100 closed down 25.47 points at 7064.30, drifting off last Friday's record high after dismal trade data out of China sparked concerns about global growth prospects.
Every week we round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week, British firm Fox Marble, BG Group, budget store Poundland, miner Rio Tinto and UK Oil & Gas Investments.
A good credit score makes a big difference when you are looking to borrow money. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to make sure your credit report looks as good as possible.
The FTSE 100 closed up 74.41 points at 7089.77 - a new record closing high, but just off this afternoon's trading high of 7,095.36.
The Competition authority has told Poundland to 'offer acceptable undertakings to address its competition concerns in a clear-cut manner.'
As much as 158million barrels of oil per square mile could lie underground, according to UK Oil & Gas Investments, the small oil explorer which has been drilling at the Horse Hill site.
The UK's largest mutual made a profit of £124million in 2014, compared with a loss of £255million in the previous year.
The FTSE 100 closed up 77.95 points at 7015.36 as investors took heart from rises in oil and copper prices and Greece's debt repayment to the IMF.
The Bank of England's Credit Conditions showed a balance of -40.8 per cent of lenders said demand had fallen between January and March.
Investors who bought British Gas shares in the 1980s after the Tell Sid promotion, pictured, have seen the value of their investments soar thanks to a takeover of oil company BG Group.
The FTSE 100 closed down 24.36 points at 6937.41 as investors got the jitters over pending US Fed minutes which will reveal its current stance on interest rates.
Just a few small changes to your heating system will mean a more energy efficient home that can help to bring down your tenant’s bills. Here's what you need to know.
Ryanair's latest traffic numbers showed a 28 per cent rise in passengers last month, with the airline carrying 1.5 million more customers than the same period last year.
A new law, aimed at making internet giants pay more tax, has backfired and hurt small firms selling abroad. 'That could cost me thousands a year,' says sewing pattern-seller Julia Bremble.
The FTSE 100 closed up 128.31 points at 6961.77 as a less than inspiring US jobs report released over Easter sparked hopes the Fed will keep rates frozen beyond the summer.
Every week we round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week, car seller Lookers, oil explorer Gulf Keystone Petroleum, and High Street retailer M&S.
This is Money has teamed up with TipTV to produce a new series aimed at helping investors get ahead, with investing news, ideas and debate.
The BDO High Street Sales Tracker said sales fell by 4 per cent compared to a year ago.
The Aberdeen based brewer reported an annual turnover of £29.6million in 2014, up from £18million the previous year, while its profits soared to £4.9million from 2.9million over the same time frame.
The FTSE 100 closed up 23.96 points at 6833.46 as Iran nuclear talks and Greek debt negotiations preoccupy traders ahead of the four-day Easter holiday.
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Half year profits came in at £18million, down from £20 million at the same point in 2014, beating analyst expectations. Sales in the UK jumped to £231million, driven by strong Christmas trading.
The FTSE 100 closed up 36.46 points at 6809.50 as oil prices make gains amid uncertainty over the outcome of Iran nuclear negotiations.
Homeowners will be able to profit from a Help-to-Divide scheme to split their large detached homes into terraced houses, under a new plan to bridge the generation gap.
The store closures come as new Kingfisher chief executive Veronique Laury's plans to stamp her authority on the group after succeeding Ian Cheshire back in December.
The FTSE 100 closed down 118.39 points at 6773.04 as the oil price fell and commodity stocks took a hammering.
We asked you for your savings stories for our competition run with the FSCS, now one lucky reader has scooped £3,000. Read the winning entries.
The business, which operates 91 24-hour gyms across the UK, opened 24 new gyms last year at sites including London, Greater Manchester and Birmingham.
The exam will test Britain's banks over a four year period on their ability to withstand a dramatic slowdown in China, as well as a eurozone crash.
The FTSE 100 closed up 36.41 points at 6891.43 on hopes that China has a fresh round of stimulus measures in the works,
Carney said at a Bundesbank conference in Frankfurt: 'We're still in a position where our message is that the next move in interest rates is going to be up.'
The FTSE 100 closed down 40.31 points at 6855.02 after a dismal week on markets which ended with Greece's finance minister Yanis Varoufakis denying he is quitting.
The Superdry clothing firm said it has closed its franchise businesses in the US, Mexico, and Canada, which means it now has exclusive distribution rights in those countries.
The discount airline now predicts a first half loss of as little as £5m, adding that a profit as high as £10m is also possible. In January, it had projected a loss for the period in the range of £10m to £30m.
The FTSE 100 closed down 95.64 points at 6895.33 as a deepening conflict in Yemen and concerns about US growth and Greek debt rattled investors across the world.