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The UK's largest mortgage lender expects prices to drop over the next two years, before recovering.

The plan is part of a post-Brexit shake-up of City rules, but unions call it "obscene".

General Motors details the hit it is taking from the strike, while the UAW union expands its action.

Businesses appear to be hiring less as the impact of rising prices and rates starts to bite.

The increase in the voluntary pay scheme will benefit more than 460,000 UK workers.

Retailers will help fund a specialist police unit to target gangs fuelling thefts in England and Wales.

A 2% rate on the world's wealthy could raise as much as $250bn a year, a report suggests.

Chinese state media reports some of the Taiwan-based firm's mainland operations are being investigated.

One of the UK's richest men, Sir Jim has built a multi-billion pound business by buying unloved assets.

The practice has been halted since February but will resume only when approval is given by Ofgem.

Major online firms will work together to fight fake reviews and share best practice.

The Finnish telecoms giant reported a fall in sales due to slowing demand for 5G equipment.

Americans hoping to buy a home or apartment are facing steep borrowing costs, data shows.

CJ Lloyd Webley began the Black Pounds Project to better support independent firms in Birmingham

This comes as the US announced plans to cut off more exports of advanced chips to China, in a blow to Nvidia.

Owner Recharge hopes to close a deal on the Northumberland site to make batteries for export.

The boss of the energy regulator says suppliers must do more to prioritise vulnerable customers.

The US is making it tougher for companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel to sell existing or new chips to China.