Новости за 11.12.2015

Tesco and Sainsbury's have waded into the the fuel price war by following in the footsteps of rivals ASDA and Morrisons by offering petrol at its forecourts for less than £1 a litre.

If you are planning to sell next year, give your property the gift it deserves - and you'll be streets ahead once the market starts to pick up in 2016.

The FTSE 100 has tumbled 5.5 per cent since the start of December, echoing last year's falls. But why do investors expect a good December in the first place?

One in five British adults have been a victim of financial abuse within an intimate relationship, according to research from the national domestic abuse charity Refuge and the Co-operative Bank.

Has your hair started turning grey yet? If so, it's time to make a will - or at least that's the point at which a fifth of under-40s have been prompted to making one.

Entertainment One was on the slide over Monday and Tuesday as its new refinancing package failed to bring home the bacon. But it rallied Wednesday after it assured investors trading was in line.

Guo Guangchang, dubbed 'China's Warren Buffett', was last seen with police at an airport in Shanghai, according to messages on social media.

The US carmaker said the first product of its new investment will be an upgrade to the Focus Electric, which they claim will replenish 80 per cent of the battery in 30 minutes using a fast charger.

Some 35 per cent of people now expect UK interest rates to rise in the coming year, down from 50 per cent in August, according to a survey of about 2,000 people by the central bank.

Bellway said its reservation rate in the 18 weeks to December 6 increased by 12 per cent to 165 homes per week, up from 147 homes a week at the same point last year.

IPF said a law currently in the Slovakian parliament that could impose a cap on loan fees in line with remuneration limits, could have a ‘material adverse impact’ on its business in the country.

BBC Dragon Sarah Willingham shares her advice for would-be entrepreneurs, including the traits she looks for in the Den, and who has been her biggest inspiration.

I am about to buy my first property  but I have no idea how much insurance I should buy? How do I work out how much building and contents insurance I will need?

In opening deals, the FTSE 100 index was down 12.3 points, or 0.2 per cent at 6,075.7, extending its declines into a seventh straight session having closed 38.6 points lower yesterday.

One in 10 people aged over 40 who lived with their partner said they had savings, investments or pension pots which the other half did not know about.

In the past 10 years we've fallen out of love with cash, more often choosing to pay with a card instead, new research shows.

Only a third of people will be driving home for Christmas, according to new research by breakdown provider Green Flag. Family chats, long journeys and bad traffic keep people off the road.

Figures from industry experts Dealogic show investment banks have raked in £9.2bn this year from advising on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) around the world.

Fears of a slowdown in sales growth at the UK arm saw shares in the FTSE 100 firm fall 73p to 592.50p, wiping £440m from the market value of the sports retailer.

The High Street giant was yesterday given the green light by the Court of Appeal to cancel high interest bonds issued shortly after it was bailed out by taxpayers.

New chief executive Alison Brittain, just one week into the job, said she is evaluating a raft of new ideas including a service that would allow customers to pre-order their coffee online.

This morning Mike Ashley is nursing a paper loss of £224m after shares in Sports Direct plunged. But there is nothing more that this billionaire bruiser likes than a challenge.

The launch of a new range of Carex bodywash products, and a St Tropez tanning lotion that can be applied in the shower had contributed to UK sales in the half-year to November 30.

The strongest elements of South Africa in recent years have been the strength of its rugby and cricket teams and the determination not to let politics get in the way of finances.

Broker Investec advised clients to buy up to £16 following better-than-expected interim sales, growth and operating cost figures.