Both BP and Shell are expected to see their full-year profits for 2015 slashed by about 40 per cent leading to fears that they will struggle to maintain their dividend payouts to shareholders. BP is predicted to report profit for the year of $6.8billion (£4.8billion) down from $12.1billion previously, while Shell is set to report profit down to $10.7billion (£7.5billion) from $19billion.
Google sources said even then it could keep its tax bill low by adding more to its bills.
It paid suppliers late 61.7 per cent of the time, a worse record than FTSE 350 companies at 60.9 per cent, banks at 44.7 per cent and tech companies at 50.5 per cent.
Before Christmas, The Mail on Sunday reported that UK discount deals website nCrowd, also trading as BoomStreet, was on the cusp of going bust. Since then the business has gone into liquidation but the brand has reappeared online. Here, Laura Shannon explains how this can happen - and warns of the hidden dangers of internet shopping.
One MP warned that without a Government whip to support the regulator the vote could go against the FCA and damage the reputation of Britain's financial services.
The two groups between them were issued with 149 CCJs in the past six years, out of 185 issued against all supermarkets.
I paid a cheque made out in Canadian dollars into my account at Barclays and staff assured me it would take no longer than five days to clear. But the cheque was counterfeit.
The move comes as 500,000 companies are required to sign up with a provider this year under new legislation forcing all employees to be enrolled into a pension.
'The nearest HSBC branch will now be more than three miles away'
Fury as another bank branch bites the dust
Investors are piling cash into India funds and trusts
But should you beware over-exposure to this high-risk market?
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Markets jump after shock move by Japanese authorities to slash interest rates into negative territory
Bank of Japan charges 0.1% on some deposits.
The three compounding mistakes investors should avoid
Einstein has something to teach the small investor, says Nutmeg boss NICK HUNGERFORD...
Tesco calls time on 24-hour shopping at 76 large stores as customers turn away from nightowl grocery trips
The top reasons for buying given by homeowners revealed
What made you fall in love with your home?
Property prices up by an annual 6.4% in December
Housing market ends 2015 with a bang, according to Land Registry.
I cancelled Virgin holiday to Barbados due to Zika virus worries
- but it would only give me half a refund despite being pregnant...
Coffee shop owner in the Welsh town that went offshore puts himself forward as the next boss of HMRC
- and 140k sign petition to back Steve Lewis.
Should pension scam victims be let off tax bills?
People whose savings were looted then face 'hammer blow' of 55% tax bill.
'Help! Hertz are hounding us for £120 of damage that we didn't do'
When car hire goes wrong...
What is the best way to draw income from a pension pot?
Brits largely want a retirement income despite the new temptation to raid savings....
Compare the Market founder to cash in on unstoppable rise of the price comparison websites
Meerkats that made millions...
Given that expensive monthly bills have little appeal, most rural households are forced to live with very slow access, something about which governments across Europe are increasingly exercised. Satellite Solutions Worldwide aims to help these disadvantaged folk - and provide strong returns for investors. The firm is small now, and the shares are just 4.35p, but there is real growth potential over the next five years and beyond.
Senior sources in the commercial property market said they could not see how the Valuation Office Agency would be able to deal with a backlog of almost 300,000 appeals.
The chain, famed for its bath bombs, natural ingredients and its brightly coloured stores, was founded by majority shareholders Mark and Mo Constantine in 1994.
London mayor Boris Johnson is launching a scheme to help fast growing technology and life science firms in the capital to trade abroad.
Andrew Bailey, the incoming chief of the Financial Conduct Authority, has a mountain to climb.
The homeware and fashion retailer, owned by entrepreneur Chrissie Rucker, has a team of experts scouring possible sites in areas including New York, other North-Eastern States and Texas.
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A hobby can be more than just an enjoyable pursuit - it can also make you money. Here, The Mail on Sunday looks at ways to turn pastimes into a profit.
When the arrangement works well, both the owner of the property and its guardians benefit. A place that's empty for long periods is a blight on a neighbourhood.
One landlord is helping tenants fight back with a service providing legal letters and mediation services. It costs £87 a year, but some services can already be accessed for free.
Hollywood's A-listers are currently competing for the film industry's top awards - earning millions of pounds a year plying their trade. But even the unsung heroes of movies - the extras - can make a living from appearing on the silver screen. Aspiring actress Evie Wray, from Epsom Downs, Surrey, has been earning money as a movie extra since she was aged just 13.
HSBC is racking up the rate on its Premier credit card from 11.9 to 16.9 per cent. HSBC says the increase is due to new legislation 'which make our current offer unsustainable'.
Michelin-starred chef and entrepreneur Ken Hom started cooking at the age of 11 in his uncle's restaurant. Here he shares his start-up secrets, including the one person he would love to cook for.
One of the latest communities to be told that their HSBC branch is being shut is Chislehurst in Kent.
Average property prices in England and Wales were £11,318 more expensive in December compared to a year before, costing £188,270.
It was played by Elvis Presley in the famous Aloha From Hawaii concert in 1973 and two years later, he gave away his distinctive guitar to a fan at a concert. This month, the 1969 custom Gibson Ebony Dove sold for £185,000.
There are fears investors might be going overboard in the hope of a swift transformation in India's fortunes, and more big investing gains.
Tomorrow sees the JPM Multi-Asset Macro investment fund reinvent itself as JPM Global Macro Opportunities.
For those investors who believe the retail giants will rise again, the key is to drip-feed your money in if you are buying shares to minimise the effects of any dips in the share price.
Midas recommended JLIF in November 2010, when it floated on the Stock Exchange at 100p. Today the shares are 117p.
This is Money has documented various cases of readers who have been duped by criminals pretending to telephone from their bank and using an array of tactics to make the call seem genuine. Listen to this answering machine message left on a Thisismoney journalist's phone, and see if you can guess - and then vote - whether it is a genuine call from HSBC or a scam.
The Chancellor, pictured, may have had his PM hopes dented amid claims Tory ministers have turned on him after he lauded Google's £130m tax deal with the UK government a 'major success'.
The tax system for multinationals was created in the 1930s for a very different type of corporation: one that had a physical presence and sold actual goods.
Westwood, whose company Magic Whiteboard shot to fame on Dragons' Den, is furious about some of the Chancellor's tax plans, which he believes will harm entrepreneurs like himself. He is particularly dismayed by a move announced by Osborne in his Autumn Statement which in effect slaps an extra 7.5 per cent tax on company dividends. These payouts are the rewards for shareholders and they are the way many small company owners pay themselves. They believe it is recompense for the risk of starting up a business.
The shop, in trendy Stoke Newington, looks like an independent shop selling upmarket pet food and dog-grooming services.
Bath-based TrueSpeed is building the fibre-optic network from Bath to nearby Chew Valley.
Assetz Capital has today announced that it has secured £525million to be lent to UK small and medium-sized enterprises in the next few months after securing funding from institutional investors.
The business, which was set up by Eddie Knevett and Julia Dobson, the former UK boss for French brand Céline, sells most of its bags for less than £300.
The website, set up by university friends Nick Telson and Andrew Webster in 2010, also saw a 25 per cent increase in traffic.
France and Germany lag behind the UK in both the proportion of the economy supported by asset-based finance and absolute terms.
Jordon Cox is 6ft 5in, stick thin, with size 15 feet and a granite-strong handshake. Over the past few days, his life - always a bit unusual - has become increasingly bizarre. 'Mental crazy' is how he describes it. The 18-year-old from Essex has been invited to be interviewed for TV programmes all over the world in his very sensible specs and terrible haircut. His name even cropped up on BBC1's Question Time on Thursday night. 'They were debating me! It was crazy. Everyone was clapping,' he says, all pink and pleased. The reason? He'd posted a blog on a savings advice website in which he explained how he had made a journey from Sheffield (where he'd been advising members of a local WI group how to save money on their supermarket bill) to his home town, Shenfield in Essex. Rather than go direct, he took a 1,017-mile detour via Berlin. It meant a day's more travel - but it cost him £7.72 less than the train equivalent.
Next time you're stationary on the M25 or routed to the spot on the M4, think to yourself: it could be worse.
That's because 8milion of the nation's 38m drivers admit to rarely ever using motorways.
Around 19 million credit card holders have had their credit card limit increased automatically, and 24 per cent of these say have then seen their spending rise as a result.
Do you know what the eighth wonder of the world is? According to Einstein it's compounding, and specifically compound interest. But while investors will have been told this regularly, there are some common mistakes they make on compounding, says Nutmeg boss Nick Hungerford.
We booked a holiday to Barbados as a treat before I give birth. However, Zika has reached the country and I'm worried, so cancelled. However, Virgin Holidays will only give me half a a refund...
An online petition has been signed by more than 140,000 people backing Steve Lewis, the former army officer from Crickhowell, to become the next chief executive of HMRC.
More than half of buyers buy a property because they fall in love with it and the top three reasons for this are location, price and the garden, according to new research. Fifty-eight per cent fell in love with their home due to its location, followed by 37 per cent due to its price. This was followed by those who chose their property due to its garden.
People aged under 55 who are conned out of a retirement pot face a second blow from stiff tax bills, because HMRC imposes charges to claw back tax relief from younger savers.
HSBC customers were unable to access their accounts online after the bank suffered a cyber-attack this morning - the second such attack inside a month.
Annuities are no longer the only option for taking an income and retirees now have a wealth of options from staying invested and taking money out through income drawdown, putting money in a fund portfolio or combining everything through 'third-way products'.
Three in ten Britons have grown their savings pot in the last year, the highest level of all Europeans and those living in the US and Australia, data shows.
We are thinking of building a house in the garden of our home. We would then aim to sell both properties but are unsure about tax. Is there a legitimate way of avoiding capital gains or other taxes on the sales?
Solicitor Rachel Croft, 34, and her husband, Richard, 36, an accountant thought they were clued up when it came to hiring a car. But a few weeks after returning from holiday they received a demand for payment from Hertz, despite obtaining a document which said the car did not have any damage.
The Polish tower block is still being built, meaning buyers won't be able to move in until the end of the year, but it has already won awards for its design.
First-time buyers looking to purchase a new build in the capital will be able to access fixed rates starting at 1.55 per cent from the lender.
250 people in the UK have registered a genuine interested in buying one, but with fewer than 28 expected to be available for the UK market the fight is well and truly for those wanting a Ford GT.
Around 300,000 landlords are estimated to be running the risk of a heavy fine for not placing tenant deposits into a government-backed scheme.
Car owners are being urged to undertake simple maintenance checks themselves, like replacing light bulbs and windscreen wipers, to avoid MOT fails and save money.
If the widely expected cut to pension tax relief for higher rate taxpayers goes ahead, a near 100-year-old cornerstone of saving will be swept away instantly. If he wants to build our trust in the system, and to avoid the kind of pension-stealing accusations that Gordon Brown still suffers from, George Osborne would be wise to leave the principle intact.
Rising house prices and tougher mortgage application rules can make it seem nigh on impossible for a first-time buyer to get on the property ladder. But a number of deposit-boosting government-backed schemes under the Help to Buy banner could help make your home ownership dream a reality. We explain.
Tesco, which began operating 24-hour stores two decades ago, said 76 out of the 400 stores currently open around the clock would be affected by the change. They will now close at midnight and reopen again at 6am. Instead of shopping at night, it is believed customers are now heading online for their groceries.
The Competition and Markets Authority came under fire when it dismissed calls for a major shake-up of the big banks despite accusing them of taking customers for granted for years.
In an effort to boost the economy and the Tokyo stock market, the Bank of Japan will charge - rather than pay - a rate of 0.1 per cent on some deposits.
The reappointment of James Murdoch may reignite speculation that his father's 21st Century Fox empire - which owns 39 per cent of Sky - might again look to take over the satellite broadcaster.
Smart Metering Systems warmed up 27p, or 7.05 per cent, to finish the day at 410p, one of the biggest risers on the Alternative Investment Market.
The supermarket giant has until 5pm on Tuesday to make a bid or walk away for the chain. Sainsbury's first made a bid in November but was rebuffed the following month.
Sky needs to make sure that with James in the chair, inter-company transactions are at arms-length and in a way that does not interfere with the rights of minority investors.
A Xiaomi smart phone looks and feels much the same as any other handset - but at £118 it is almost four times cheaper than an iPhone. For the most modern and hi-spec versions the XiaomiNote would cost £266. By comparison, the iPhone 6s Plus costs up to £789.
Of the 1,888 drivers suspected of being under the influence of drugs and screened on the spot, 931 tested positive - more convictions in a month than the whole of 2014.
First-time buyers will get the opportunity to own a home in the capital with a 5 per cent deposit backed by a 40 per cent government equity loan.
Investors have been hammered at the start of 2016 and the bears are out in force but are there opportunities out there for the brave? Justin Urquhart Stewart, of Seven Investment Management, and Tom Walker, manager of the Martin Currie Global Portfolio Trust, reveal their tips for riding the storm and where they see the chance to buy into good investments cheaper.
Many drinkers give up alcohol for the month but face high prices for soft beverages. Some British venues are charging as much for a pint of fizzy water with a dash of cordial as for lager.
House prices increased by 0.3 per cent month-on-month in January and the pace of price growth is poised to pick up further in the coming months, according to Nationwide.
Too busy to go to the bank with your takings? Barclays Collect will come to your workplace and pick it up for you. The scheme is currently on trial but will be rolled out nationally if it goes well.
As part of an overhaul of its network, Yorkshire said it plans to close six Barnsley branches and seven Chelsea branches, while the rest will be rebranded as Yorkshire BS.
Energy bills are set to go up by an average of £206.72 this weekend for those on one of 26 fixed energy tariffs which expire at the end of the week. The Co-operative Energy, Extra Energy, First:Utility, M&S; Energy, Npower, Sainsbury's Energy and Scottish Power all have fixed tariffs which will come to and end on Sunday. At this point customers will be automatically rolled onto the provider's standard tariff.
More bad weather is on its way, but many small businesses are not insured against it - and face an average cost of £74k if they are affected. The total bill for SMEs could reach £240billion.
The reduction will take effect on March 29 and will save household gas customers on average £32 a year.
The Government is plotting slash the savings incentives given to middle-income workers when they pay into a pension - and savings giants are astonishingly joining the charge. We have obtained the responses sent to the Treasury by most major pension companies.
Derek Langton and his wife Theresa Darnell are among the many readers who have written in to support our campaign calling on the Chancellor to abandon plans to cut tax relief on pensions.
If someone gave you a wad of cash and said, 'Please look after this, it's all I've got for 30 years of retirement', how would you react? With greater scruples than insurers have shown, I'd imagine.
The Jaguar F-Type SVR is a hardcore take on its flagship sports car, promising more performance and plummeting jawlines than before. Here's the details of the new motor, which can hit 200mph and do 0 to 60mph in just 3.7 seconds, leaked more than a month before it was due to be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show.
New measures include closer inspection of official test centres, spot checks for manufacturers and financial penalties for carmakers selling cars that don't comply with the emissions limits.
They are replacing shop assistants and waiters, performing surgery, milking cows, driving cars and caring for the elderly; so how do you invest in the robot boom?
I left the UK nine years ago, aged 23, thinking I was going away for three months and ending up staying in the US. Now I'm back and am worried that I never told HMRC I was leaving. Should I have alerted them and since I haven't will I now be issued with a huge fine?
Online returns must be sent to HMRC by January 31. Anyone filing after this date faces a one-off penalty of £100. An extra £10 a day will be charged if forms still have not been sent in three months.
Money Mail understands that clients of St James's Place are waiting up to 34 working days instead of the usual five to make withdrawals.
I took out a Vodafone contract via the Carphone Warehouse website but wasn't allowed to keep my number so I cancelled it two days later. Then £711.35 was taken from my bank account by Vodafone without warning or explanation. Now Vodafone has threatened to register my account as a bad debt with a credit reference agency and to instruct debt collectors.
Energy watchdog Ofgem was bullied into ditching data that showed the difference between what power firms were paying to supply energy to your home and what they were charging you on your bill.
From April, my employer must set up a pension scheme just for me. He said setting it up will be quite a pain, but tells me I I could opt out and then he'll give me a pay rise to compensate.
I'm worried the market crash will harm my pension. How much will these big stock market losses I'm hearing about affect it, and is there anything I can do except watch and wait, and hope for the best?
Getting caught up in a traffic jam caused by roadworks only to find the coned-off area has no fluorescent jackets in sight could soon come to an end under new proposals to ease congestion.
The AA has warned of the dangers of going into autopilot at the wheel, as it reveals research showing one in seven admit to not remembering the end of their journey.
To clear the average national household debt of ?13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of ?100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 - updated - money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.
Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.
We highlight the world's cheapest and most expensive stock markets, measured on three popular valuation tools and where the UK sits.
If you are new to investing then the huge number of funds and investment trusts on offer can be confusing. Fortunately, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started.
Income investing can let you draw on your portfolio or reinvest dividends to build solid growth over time. Our experts give their fund and investment trust recommendations.
If you're looking to add some flair to your investing Isa with emerging markets, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started
Bank of England Governor says that collapsing oil prices, lingering low inflation, slowing UK growth and a 'weaker' global economy meant the MPC is in no hurry. Predictions for a first rate rise have now drifted out to late 2016 or even later into 2017.
We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential Isa reading and is kept up-to-date throughout the year
Banking customers typically stick with their current account provider for an average 15 and a half years. But signing up for a new account can get you a much better deal. Here's how to switch
For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Climbing house prices, rising rents and improving mortgage deals are tempting investors - although they will need a big deposit. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips
After a slowdown earlier this year, the London market appears to be continuing to push ahead of the rest of the UK. We look at the latest figures.
Borrowers could be in something of a sweet spot, with lenders keen to lend, house prices rising and a first rate rise still considered a way off. We look at the best mortgage rates.
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Musicians have seen pay rises averaging nearly 20 per cent in 2015, while cleaners are getting 17.8 per cent more, and window cleaners 12.3 per cent. Artists in general are earning 14.6 per cent more in 2015 than 2014, according to the huge annual data dump of pay scales by the Office For National Statistics highlights.
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|---|---|---|
| £1,000,000 | 200WX818076 | Leicester |
| £1,000,000 | 198JT390484 | Leicester |
| £100,000 | 63VY064447 | Leicestershire |
| £100,000 | 56ZR624661 | West Scotland |
| £100,000 | 249FA076648 | Staffordshire |
| £100,000 | 143HD175731 | Hertfordshire |
| £100,000 | 102KE064086 | Devon |
| £50,000 | 252DL082709 | Leeds |
| £50,000 | 241NJ159059 | Somerset |
| £50,000 | 239GE660218 | Hampshire and Isle of Wight |
| £50,000 | 232GZ086470 | Somerset |
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Banks face a new £5bn PPI bill: Flood of new claims on its way...
RBS and Santander braced after court ruling..
I did not tell HMRC when I left the UK nine years ago and got married in the States: Now I'm back will I be slapped with a fine?
Switch energy this week or face a hike of £206
The 26 fixed-rate gas and electricity tariffs due to end THIS SUNDAY.
Chelsea and Barnsley Building Societies to vanish from the High Street
Owner Yorkshire BS announces 22 branch closures.
Average UK home hits nearly £200k in January
House prices are forecast to keep rising due to shortage of new homes, according to Nationwide.
How the pension giants stabbed their own customers in the bacK
We expose the big firms failing to protect your cash.
Vodafone billed me £700 for a phone I sent back after two days... then said Carphone Warehouse had taken it
ASK TONY.
My employer says setting up a pension is a pain so instead I should opt out and then he'll give me a pay rise...
- how much should he pay to make up for it?
Is this the ultimate modern-day Jaguar?
British marque's special projects team goes ballistic to turn F-Type into a 200mph supercar rival.
Secret deal that lets greedy energy firms hide their obscene profits
Why NOW is the time to switch to a smaller supplier.
Can you get a leg-up onto the property ladder? Your guide to Help to Buy
We explain the essentials
Could you profit from the march of the robots?
Funds investing in technology tipped to revolutionise the world...
Stop this raid Mr Osborne... or we'll NEVER vote Tory again
Voters' threat over cynical pensions tax grab
Why living in a Warren or a Chase beats a Court or a Street:
Britain's most expensive and cheapest addresses revealed
will we see cars that know when they will break down?
Matchbox-sized device with a built-in Sim card
Will stock market falls wipe out my pension pot - and can I do anything?
... except keep my fingers crossed
A trip down memory-loss lane: The drivers who can't recall part of their journey
Young are the biggest culprits in zoning out
Is it time to buy back into gold?
As stock markets wobble, investors are taking a second look at the embattled safe haven.
We want to sell half our home to our daughter and use the cash for retirement...
How much tax are we likely to pay?
FCA urges failed Secured Energy Bonds investors to take on firms that plugged them and go to Ombudsman
Bonds turned sour
How to find and get the job you want
Our readers share their wisdom and ideas to help you land that dream position.
How far would you move to buy your first home?
Report claims some struggling buyers would even leave Britain.
Top tips to sell your property for more: We reveal the tricks used by Hollywood stylists...
- and how to use them in your home.
Buy-to-let landlords 'storming the UK housing market'
Agents report surge in attempts to snap up homes before stamp duty hike.
The seven golden rules of buy-to-let:
How property can still be a good investment
British supercar maker McLaren planning to more than double sales
Demand for its cars soars
Just in case you were in any doubt... Going to the pub makes us happier
Oxford University study is a drinkers' delight
We've all been hung out to dry on pensions - and the situation looks set to deteriorate
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How to kickstart, revive and boost your fund
From 'shoulder surfing' to the 'Lebanese loop'
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Exposed: So-called critical illness 'protection' policies
Hein Pretorius was denied a payout following an amputation
My daughter's university student loan has turned into a fiasco
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Home in on the essentials when building your dream property
What should investors do in a market meltdown? Hold your nerve, rebalance your portfolio...
- , and watch five key indicators for signs of recovery, say experts.
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Green Dragon Gas and property companies
Pension funds at risk as BP and Shell's near £10bn profits slump sparks dividend payouts fears
Google's UK eyeopener! As it reveals an £11BN profit, internet giant could still avoid British tax if...
Public sector is a slower payer of invoices than some of the country's biggest businesses, reveals research
Deals website nCrowd goes bust owing shoppers money - but then reappears under new ownership: How to stay...
City braced for a 'vote of no confidence' in its watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority
Tesco and Asda worse than rivals as they are rapped on unpaid debt disputes
TONY HETHERINGTON: I was overpaid – but now Barclays says I'm £1,770 worse off
Pension regulator asks Government to tighten rules as market is hit by rogue providers
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Business rates agency could 'seek outside help' as it struggles to cope with backlog of cases
Lush Cosmetics to create strategy for 'coping with success' as it sees rapid expansion
Boris sees the light... and launches project to showcase our brightest firms overseas
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