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An unexpected acceleration in values last month pushed prices to a record high, the Nationwide says.

The Swedish firm is to phase out all models with internal combustion engines over the next few years.

The shortcomings of managers are being targeted as part of the Covid recovery.

Trina Lake and Bradley Richards say they would be "devastated" to walk away.

Business needs government to go on another spending spree, says BBC business editor Simon Jack.

The plan would house 2,000 workers across the Thames from a 500-acre construction site.

Copying content without consent could be a breach of copyright, lawyers say.

The Australian company is the first big make-up brand to close its doors due to the global pandemic.

Grants for 700,000 firms in England come as Rishi Sunak warns of a "challenge" ahead of the Budget.

The Serum Institute of India isn't a household name, but it's the world's largest vaccine maker.

Lower commuting costs, cancelled holidays and fewer meals out boost some bank accounts, a report says.

The chancellor says public finances are facing a "challenge" from the impact of the pandemic.

The chancellor also launches a "flexi-job" scheme so people can work for several firms at once.

As well as saving lives and helping reopen the economy, the shot in the arm could have a long-lasting economic impact.

Homebuyers facing high costs and delays want the tax break to be extended at the Budget.

Illegal money lenders have been shaming non-payers on social media during the pandemic.