On this week’s podcast, we look at the parallels and differences between the British and American national obsessions of the property market and stock market.
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Aston Martin reveals one-of-a-kind £2m Victor hypercar
The Victor has been created by Aston Martin’s Bond-inspired Q division and uses a 7.3-litre naturally-aspirated V12 engine that produces 836bhp and comes with a manual gearbox.
Ineos Grenadier ‘almost certain’ to be built in France, not Wales
He said a deal to build the 4X4 at an ex-Daimler factory in Hambach, France, is ‘pretty much’ decided, dealing a huge blow to Bridgend, Wales, where the car was due to be produced.
This is Money’s Fantasy Share Picking Game: Play to win £28k of prizes
Our game is back for a second year and we are offering readers the chance to win a £15,000 top prize, £5,000 and £2,000 runners-up prizes and twelve £500 weekly prizes.
Copper can kill coronavirus and bring a glow to your home
Few know about the medical benefits of the metal. So, whether you’re after new fixtures and fittings or a showstopping bath tub, here’s how to incorporate copper in your home.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: Sound Energy drops after Morocco slaps refuted $14m tax bill
Just over two months ago, the junior upstream company raised £2.75million reaching a cash balance of £4.2million, at the time estimated to last until next March.
You can win a house, but are raffle homes the real deal?
The odds are unlikely but it’s not impossible, as 27-year-old Niomi Boontam will tell you. She now owns a London apartment valued at £500,000 after winning a raffle. Her ticket cost just £5.
Buyers warned about hidden costs of purchasing a property
A survey by property website Zoopla suggested that 39 per cent of buyers last year were stung by hidden costs.
VW reveals its smallest campervan yet with a pull-out micro kitchen
The Caddy California, revealed by the German car manufacturer this week, is designed for holidaying couples, featuring just the one double bed that folds out over the rear seats.
BUSINESS LIVE: Persimmon and three other housebuilders face probe
The FTSE 100 got out on the wrong side of bed this morning, down around 0.89 per cent or 52.12 points to 5,798.74, after closing at 5,850.86 last night.










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