Lloyds analysed locations outside London where mortgaged first-time buyers snapped up homes in 2025.
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Tesco plans head office shake-up with 180 jobs cut, but new roles created
by News Roomby News RoomThe UK’s biggest supermarket said it recognises the changes will come as ‘difficult news’ to staff members affected by its proposals.
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The FTSE 250 firm saw its share value drop by as much as 7% on Wednesday morning as a result.
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Delivering its annual results, the lender said the fall was mainly down to 4.9 billion dollars (£3.6 billion) of adverse impact across items including legal provisions, organisational simplification and the…
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Driverless car firm Wayve bags £1.1bn investment to help launch on UK roads
by News Roomby News RoomWayve’s fresh funding round was led by investors Eclipse, Balderton and SoftBank Vision Fund 2, and also saw new investment from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Baillie Gifford, British Business Bank,…
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AstraZeneca boss Pascal Soriot nets £17.7m in pay and bonuses for 2025
by News Roomby News RoomThe report showed Mr Soriot could also enjoy another bumper pay rise in 2026, with a maximum possible pay deal of £19.6 million if he meets all his targets, which…
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It marked the second day in a row the index has closed much as it started, despite headwinds over US tariffs and fears over AI disruption.
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Number of big money Premium Bond prizes set to fall from April draw
by News Roomby News RoomThe number of £100,000, £50,000 and £25,000 Premium Bond prizes available to win is expected to fall from the April draw, following changes from NS&I.
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FTSE 100 Live 24 February: AI disruption fears continue, banking stocks struggle
by News Roomby News RoomA mixed performance by the FTSE 100 index today reflected ongoing tariffs uncertainty and AI disruption fears.
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Women bosses face more scrutiny than men, says chief of Government-backed review
by News Roomby News RoomVivienne Artz, chief executive of the FTSE Women Leaders Review, said the “pace of change is naturally beginning to level as parity approaches”, adding: “Boards are still making progress, which…