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China's half-price Rolls-Royce: Yangwang Altior is a lavish alternative to a Phantom limo

Yesterday

At 5.6m long, rear-hinged coach doors, a palatial interior and umbrellas stowed in the door panels, there's no hiding which ostentatious motor it has firmly set in its sights.

How you can get top experts to invest FOR you... without breaking the bank. These are all the options

Yesterday

Not everyone who wants to invest has a burning desire to pick the shares or funds themselves. In fact, many people would rather be a 'do it for me' investor than a 'do it yourself' one.

Should you still open a Lifetime Isa to save for a first home, even though new Government backed account is on the way?

Yesterday

The Government has announced its new First Time Buyer Isa, but it won't launch until 2029. If you want to save for a home now, is the Lifetime Isa still a good bet?

Dash for cash accelerates as record sums are withdrawn in rush to stock up for crisis

Yesterday

'We're definitely seeing more people take out an extra bit of cash when they do visit an ATM, with averages approaching £110,' said Graham Mott, Link's director of strategy.

British tech darling Paragraf sued over claims it 'duped' investors in £30m takeover

Yesterday

Paragraf founder Simon Thomas and other executives are accused of misleading American investors in Cardea by exaggerating the company's capabilities to make certain chips.

My job is at risk but I already want to leave - should I take voluntary redundancy or wait?

Yesterday

I'm unsure whether my role will be cut, but I'm keen to leave anyway. Is it better to take voluntary redundancy or wait?

The six budding British firms to help supercharge your portfolio (and two that have DOUBLED since I first tipped them): As global stock markets plunge, there are still rich pickings for shrewd investors

Yesterday

Small companies have been battered and bruised in the UK in recent years - but small firms are now fighting back, and that should mean rich pickings for shrewd stock pickers.

I turned our family farm's eggs into a £77m brand: How St Ewe became one of Britain's fastest-growing firms

Yesterday

Rebecca Tonks has, in two decades, turned a poultry sideline at her family's dairy farm into a major British food firm - St Ewe Free Range Eggs.

Sky boss Dana Strong: Why Sky and ITV are the best way to keep British television free

Yesterday

To be a successful broadcaster, it's not enough to create brilliant programming any more. We must invest in great TV and make long-term investment in technology to deliver it.

Seven-Up! star Tony Walker on life as a cabbie: I've had stars like Johnny Depp and Hugh Grant in my taxi - they often ask for my autograph

Yesterday

'Gabby' cabbie Tony Walker was first on our TV screens in 1964 in documentary series Seven Up!

The market has taken another knock but there's no need to panic yet, says HAMISH MCRAE

Yesterday

Wow, what a week it's been for investors here in the UK - and indeed a few on the other side of the Atlantic, too.

Pierce Brosnan channels his licence to thrill in Burberry's Christmas advert

Yesterday

Burberry's newly-released Christmas ad stars actor Pierce Brosnan boogying with model Cara Delevigne - to the music of Sylvester's 1982 hit Do Wanna Funk?

Chancellor's plan to raid bank accounts to balance the books looks 'very uncertain', warns OBR

Saturday

In the Budget John Healey left just £15bn of headroom to meet his fiscal rule of paying for day-to-day public sector spending entirely from tax receipts by the end of the decade.

EU votes to water down ban on new petrol and diesel cars in 2035 - will Britain backtrack on its EV ambitions?

Saturday

The EU's change of heart follows intense lobbying from carmakers urging Brussels to relax its targets and allow more profitable combustion-engined vehicles to remain on sale beyond 2035.

The little-known pension trick that could make your spouse £100,000 richer - and most people don't know it exists

Saturday

Couples who make use of a little-known pension rule could retire more than £100,000 better off, analysis for Wealth & Personal Finance reveals.

The 'swallows' who escape British winter for sunnier climates - countries where electricity is £50 a month, meals cost £1.50 and no council tax

Saturday

The days are getting shorter and the weather has turned cold. After the long, hot summer it's been especially hard to stomach the sudden transition into five months of dark, damp days.

The Democrat's blue tsunami turned stock markets red across the world, says MAGGIE PAGANO

Saturday

The VIX, has now shot up 70% following the Democrat's midterm election victory which triggered one of worst day's trading on US stock markets on Thursday.

Toyota Land Cruiser driven: In a world of soft SUVs this is still a proper 4x4 - but can it dethrone the Defender?

Saturday

Can the new Land Cruiser turn heads and hearts away from the Defender and remind people that there's something cool about owning a capable off-roader rather than a standard SUV?

Britain's biggest retailers are unveiling star-studded Christmas TV adverts: Is it time to stock up and invest in some festive cheer?

Saturday

Investors shaken by this week's tech stock tumult may be looking for a less troubled zone, despite yesterday's rebound.

Over-55s are planning to hand £8bn to younger family members to dodge inheritance tax on their pensions

Saturday

Unspent pensions will soon be included in inheritance tax calculations - and spending or gifting money are among the easiest ways to reduce your estate.

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