Finance

Two cyber security experts warn about the rise of scammers using artificial intelligence to cleverly impersonate individuals, with those falling victim losing thousands

The luxury carmaker said it will now not launch its first battery electric vehicle until 2026

MPs on the Treasury Committee gathered the information as part of a probe into how many small to medium businesses face being debanked

The business said it had received "accelerating" levels of complaints from customers in the latter part of 2023, and that it is going to review customer records going back to 2018

House hunters were left mortified after realising that a family wanted someone to pay £400 to live with them five days a week, and also look after their children

The popular Wetherspoon event will allow punters to try 30 different ales, including five from overseas brewers in Belgium, Germany, Italy, Taiwan and the USA

Just Eat highlighted a positive performance in the UK and Ireland, where order levels improved throughout the year

Shares in the household goods company slumped in early trading as it also revealed revenues for the past year were around £55 million lower than expected due to a discrepancy in financial reporting in the Middle East

What better way to celebrate the end of Lent by combining the nation's favourite booze with chocolate? The Aldi tipple is only available for a limited time, so you may need to act quick

The Household Support Fund scheme gives local councils a pot of money to support struggling households in their area and last year, the Government gave the scheme another £842million in funding to cover April 1 2023, until March 2024

Taylor Wimpey said that it expects to construct between 9,500 and 10,000 homes in the year 2024, compared to 10,438 houses built last year

The technology giant has never publicly acknowledged the secretive project or confirmed any such plans around electric vehicles, but rumours have circulated for a decade and the project was said to have involved around 2,000 people

Steve Hare, chief executive of Sage, said the advance of generative AI will soon be relied on by many small businesses to handle basic accounting work

Most households were paid the Winter Fuel Payment automatically in their bank account in either November or December - but there are some cases where you may need to apply for it

The move would be a major boost for London Stock Exchange after a dearth of new floats and other firms moving their focus towards New York

In the UK, Easter Sunday is classed as a public holiday - like Christmas Day - and under trading rules larger shops that are over 280 sq meters need to close on this day

The group said pay for customer assistants would increase from £10.90 an hour to £12 an hour from April 1

The Government has published a review into access to work for autistic people

Helen Ashton, 60, from Leicester turned her lifelong passion for art and painting into a business five years ago and it now earning thousands on the side of her day to day job

Research carried out by the Co-op shows that more than one in five people think about their own passing as often as once a week

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is currently working to move those claiming legacy benefits - such as Tax Credits, Jobseekers Allowance, and Income support - onto Universal Credit

The study models the upfront and running costs of a wind power and heat pump system to 2,000 homes paired with a 2 megawatt community onshore wind turbine, with remaining power demand met by the grid

The Real Bread Campaign complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that the ads were misleading

At the moment, every 300 Avios you swap will get you 400 Nectar points, which is worth around £2 - but from March 11, you will need to convert 400 Avios points to get the same 400 Nectar points

The company said it has seen 'good growth' continue across its autocentres business