Jenkinson, 52, sold 50,000 shares in the housebuilder at 2622p each, according to a stock market filing. Jenkinson is set to leave Britain’s most profitable housebuilder, where he has worked since 1997.
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Parcels boost for Royal Mail as lockdown fuels internet shopping boom
The company said parcel deliveries between March 30 and June 28 were 38 per cent higher than the same period last year – meaning it delivered an extra 117m packages.
US tech tycoons scoop £141bn stock market bonanza
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, his ex-wife MacKenzie, Tesla boss Elon Musk, ex Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg all saw their personal fortunes surge on Monday.
Britain borrowed record £128bn in just three months to battle Covid
Official figures published yesterday revealed the growing black hole in the UK’s public finances, as the cost of emergency measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and protect jobs spirals.
VICTORIA BISCHOFF: Defuse the car loan timebomb
What’s not to love about car finance? For a modest deposit and a tenner a day, you can drop into almost any dealership and drive a brand new car off the forecourt within the hour.
Three-quarters of unauthorised ‘bedroom traders’ are still operating
Last week we revealed how Instagram stars are persuading naive investors to join unregulated groups providing trading templates known as ‘signals’ for betting on foreign exchange fluctuations.
Attack of the clones: Fake investment sites posing as genuine firms
Starved savers seeking a decent return are being targeted by fraudsters posing as genuine investment firms. Reports of investment scams soared by 45 per cent over lockdown.
New power-of-attorney online service for managing loved-one’s finances
A lasting power of attorney is a vital document that appoints an individual to manage your affairs if you are unable to. But the current paper-based process means it can take weeks to organise.
Boost for first-time buyers as lenders offer 10% deposit mortgages
Nationwide and Metro Bank will offer 90 per cent loan-to-value deals after they were axed during lockdown. Nationwide cited the Chancellor’s stamp duty holiday as a factor behind its decision.
Should you turn your back on China now the political mood’s changing?
Experts insist China still offers attractive investment opportunities. The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index is up 17 per cent in 2020, sitting ahead of the UK’s FTSE 100 and FTSE All Share.










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