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British households have reined in spending on gyms, streaming subscriptions and gaming over the past year, as the cost-of-living crisis continues to reshape consumer habits. New data from MoneySuperMarket’s Household Money Index, which tracks

Artificial intelligence is fast becoming Britain’s most popular financial adviser, with more than half of adults now using platforms such as ChatGPT to help them make decisions about money, according to new research

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned that Britain’s smallest exporters are being “left behind” as larger firms benefit from new trade agreements, calling for urgent government action to help smaller businesses

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has launched a stinging attack on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, claiming her tax policies are “dooming” Britain’s economy, even as his budget airline posted record half-year profits fuelled by rising

HSBC has become the first major UK lender since the financial crisis to offer homebuyers loans worth up to 6.5 times their salary, in a move signalling the loosening of mortgage lending rules

What was once a rather niche segment of entertainment has, in the past years, grown into one of the most lucrative industries in the digital economy. Recently, UK investors have shown a keen interest

In importance, these additives rank at least third—and for heavy-duty diesel engine oils, they are likely in second place. Why? The key difference between oils for heavy-duty diesel engines and those for light-duty gasoline

Modern manufacturing has been built on industrial metal fabrication, playing a significant role in the design of various products. Also, it includes automobiles, construction equipment, renewable energy systems, and medical devices. However, with its

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