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The 'Temu Range Rover' that's become a sales sensation: Britons bought more Jaecoo 7 SUVs than any other car in the last year

Today

The Jaecoo 7 - also known as the viral 'Temu Range Rover' - has been crowned the most popular new car among private buyers in the first year on sale in Britain.

Epstein stood to make millions from Mandelson's 'gold dust' tips: Agile traders could have cashed in on inside track being fed to paedophile

Today

Lord Mandelson told Epstein about then-prime minister Gordon Brown's resignation in May 2010 hours before it was made public, emails appear to reveal.

Why Britain's about to BOOM, by money guru ALEX BRUMMER. It's nothing to do with grotesque Labour but the signs we've escaped the doom-loop are everywhere... here's why and what it means for you

Today

Is Britain on the cusp of a scientific and technological revolution? Simon Carter, the boss of the property giant ­British Land, appears to believe that it is.

Record-breaking FTSE 100 heads for 10,500 - despite concerns about stocks vulnerable to AI

Yesterday

Having only reached the 10,000 mark for the first time in early January, the blue-chip index rose as high as 10,481 yesterday, a new intra-day peak.

Santander sets aside another £183m for the motor finance scandal - taking the total bill to nearly half a billion

Yesterday

The Spanish-owned bank added to the £295m it had earmarked for compensation and costs related to mis-selling of loans to vehicle buyers.

Glaxo's new boss goes big on science - and that should be good for Britain, says ALEX BRUMMER

Yesterday

GlaxoSmithKline's new boss Luke Miels (pictured) is interested in addressing diseases caused by obesity, such as fibrosis of the liver.

Nineties Range Rover winched out of a garage after 30 years with only 750 miles on the clock sells at auction for more than a new one

Yesterday

Having wiped away the layer of dust on the windscreen, a severely faded tax disc showed it was last used on the road in 1996.

Mounjaro maker Eli Lilly flattens Wegovy rival Novo Nordisk in battle of the fat jabs

Yesterday

The American maker of Mounjaro has struck a decisive blow against its European rival behind Ozempic and Wegovy as the battle of the fat jabs intensifies.

GSK beats expectations as specialist medicines drives profits in boost for new boss

Yesterday

GSK beat profit expectations in the fourth quarter, driven by demand for its HIV drugs and Asthma medicine.

FTSE 100 hits record high and surges past 10,400 points despite AI woes

Yesterday

The FTSE has reached a new high, pushing past 10,400 points despite a continued selloff in software stocks.

Dragons' Den star Peter Jones adds American Golf chain to business empire

Yesterday

The entrepreneur, a keen golfer said to play off a handicap of eight, agreed to buy the loss-making retailer from private equity group Endless, which has owned it since 2018.

King Charles' old Audi heading for auction - and it could be yours for a very reasonable price

Yesterday

The then-Prince of Wales was photographed driving the car between 2015 and 2016. It will go under the hammer later this month.

Watches of Switzerland boss slams tax rises and says retail is 'taken for granted'

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Brian Duffy, chief executive of the UK's largest luxury watch seller, said the Government takes retailers 'for granted' as many grapple with the burden of rising business rates.

At least 1m people have missed the self-assessment tax deadline and face £100 fines

Yesterday

The £100m figure is likely to further increase as late filers will also face daily penalties and interest charges in February.

Tens of thousands more families will have to pay back some child benefit by 2030 due to frozen tax thresholds

Yesterday

Wages are growing, but the salary level at which parents start to lose child benefit remains frozen.

Top fixed rate cash Isas are disappearing in days so bag one of these while you can: SYLVIA MORRIS

Yesterday

Rates on ordinary savings accounts are falling - but cash Isa deals are bucking the trend. Coventry Building Society launched a cash Isa paying 4.13%.

Interactive Investor review: How does it compare to rivals?

Yesterday

In our Interactive Investor review, you can find out whether the investment platform is right for you - and we run the rule over its new pricing that cuts costs for some investors.

Civil service pensions in MELTDOWN: Rod, 70, could lose his dream home while he waits for £40,000 payout

Yesterday

When Rod Peers retired in November, he was eager to start this new chapter in his life by purchasing a three-bedroom property with his partner.

Overpayment trick that can save you an astonishing £42,000 on your mortgage - and why NOW is the time you must do it

Yesterday

Millions of homeowners could take advantage of a savvy trick to free themselves of their mortgage years early and slash the amount of interest they pay.

Councils need more funding to install public EV charge points

Yesterday

A lack of council and central government funding for EV charge points is stalling EV charging network rollout, research shows.