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The UK’s dwindling stocks of affordable housing has often been called a crisis. But in the report Housing options and solutions for young people in 2020 the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) says…
Spain's EUR100bn bailout package has lifted shares in Asia and resulted in a 1% gain for the euro against the US dollar and the Japanese yen. Stock markets in Japan…
Stock markets in Asia and Australia recovered slightly on Monday as G8 members, meeting over the weekend, said they would do everything in their power to avoid another full blown…
Traditionally a treasure chest of good news for the financial and banking world, Dubai is boasting more positive data these days, according to reports by HSBC and Dubai Department of…
The Bank of England has maintained UK interest rates at 0.5% and also announced yesterday that it will not be extending its programme of quantitative easing (QE). Rates have been…
Concern over pan-European regulations which are being perceived as harmful to both business and private equity dealings with the US and Asia has been expressed by fund managers reports City…
Love-sick Brits hunting for romance online are being cheated out of around £37 billion through sating sites, research has revealed. Fraudsters are targeting emotionally vulnerable Britons looking for love, by…
Yesterday saw petrol up 85 per cent and diesel up 43 per cent as drivers rushed out to the pumps after a minister recommended stockpiling petrol at home. The Petrol…
The use of payday loans has quadrupled in the past four (4) years and are continuing to be a new source of borrowing for consumers. There has been many changes…
A SHABBY disused public toilet block has been sold at auction for a staggering £50,000. The successful mystery bidder was left feeling flush after bagging the small derelict lavatory based…
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