A new report by the House of Commons Treasury committee has claimed that Alistair Darling's Budget may have given "insufficient weight" to the risks...

Banking giant HSBC has admitted losing a data disc containing details of 370,000 customers. The disc contains the names, dates of birth and life...

Energy regulator Ofgem has launched an investigation into Scottish Power and Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE). Ofgem said it has had a "formal complaint alleging...

Water regulator Ofwat is fining Severn Trent Water 35.8 million for misreporting performance information and poor customer service. Severn Trent has also announced it...

BT chief executive Ben Verwaayen is to step down as head of the group on May 31st 2008 after more than six years with the...

The legal sector saw a rise in online job demand last month, bucking the overall dip in recruitment recorded by the Monster Employment Index...

Centrica has stated that it will look to make a minority bid into British Energy, according to reports.

Rising debt levels in Bristol have meant that almost 40,000 households could have their property repossessed.

Bundled television, internet and telephone services are proving to be popular in the present economic climate, it has been claimed.

New Individual Savings Account (ISAs) rules have come into being, something that supporters have said will help consumers.

New amendments to a stretch of road that has seen a number of incidents recently will not be made soon, it has been announced.

The government plans to sell a 68 percent stake

The Gazprom affiliate will have to receive a license

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Consumer morale fell to its lowest point in four years during March, according to the results of a new survey.

Repossessions of homes in the UK could double and house prices could drop by as much as ten per cent within the year, according to new figures.

If the government stopped the poor paying more, then child poverty in the UK could be eradicated, a charity has claimed.

The effects of the credit crunch on rising house prices could keep graduates out of the housing market, one financial expert has claimed.

Nationwide Building Society, the UK's second largest savings provider, has today launched a new one year Tracker Bond, which is available to new and existing customers.The Tracker Bond, which can be opened with as little as £1, has tiered interest