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Investors are selling shares despite an overnight rescue deal for America's First Republic.

The government announced new support for nuclear power in the Spring Budget.

Rising rents and bills, and a lack of options, mean people will leave their city, Rightmove says.

Frasers says it has "confidence in the UK High Street" as it buys a 150-unit retail centre.

Ms Gold transformed the company into a multi-million pound business and championed women in business.

Wall Street says the move to prop up First Republic reflects confidence after bank failures.

The department store operator and Waitrose owner reports losses in "a very tough year".

Speed is of the essence when dealing with the banking industry - as know from the 2008 crash.

A slump in the troubled lender's shares has intensified fears about a broader bank crisis.

The chancellor confirms corporation tax will go up but opposition is expected from some Tory MPs.

Childcare, energy bill support, pensions and more will affect your finances. This is the impact on you.

Typical household bills in Britain will be held at £2,500 - but a £400 winter rebate will not be renewed.

The electronics giant will build five more semiconductor factories in the country.

The ratings giant warns of a 'rapid deterioration in the operating environment' for US banks.

Marks & Spencer says there was an "error" with the door which was quickly resolved.

The RMT union is staging a demonstration in London on the anniversary of the controversial sackings.

Persuading workers to work longer is part of plans to boost growth, but critics say very few will benefit.

The number of jobs on offer drops as the chancellor prepares to set out plans to get people back to work.

US authorities have stepped in to protect customers after the collapse of two American banks.