Under-fire pollster YouGov eyes Levings as next boss
A former boss of the market research firm Kantar's operations in the Americas has been shortlisted to become the next chief executive of YouGov, the under-fire London-listed polling firm.
Queues close to an hour at Port of Dover ahead of one of the busiest weekends for drivers
Queues close to an hour formed at the Port of Dover on Friday night, ahead of what's expected to be one of the busiest weekends in years for drivers.
Thames Water lenders plot legal fight with Burnham over nationalisation
The group of investors engaged in a rescue bid for Thames Water are plotting a multibillion pound legal battle with Andy Burnham's new government if it forcibly nationalises Britain's biggest water company.
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British Steel taken into public ownership
The Chinese government has criticised British Steel being taken into UK public ownership on "national interest" grounds.
The 'huge' mistake warring couples are making with pensions
Couples could be giving away cash to their soon-to-be ex by overlooking pensions in divorce settlements, experts have told the Money blog.
PwC to leapfrog rival KPMG as partner pay surpasses £900,000 again | Mark Kleinman blog
Economy flatlining as Reeves nears Number 11 exit
The UK economy grew by 0.1% in May, according to the final set of official figures ahead of Rachel Reeves's widely expected departure as chancellor.
TikTok being investigated by Ofcom over child safety measures
Ofcom has launched an investigation into whether TikTok is failing to protect children from harmful content.
Parents face £1,100 bill for summer holiday childcare
Families face spending more than £1,100 per child for summer holiday childcare, new research suggests.