Shares in the fast-fashion retailer have recuperated a little after a three-day descent that wiped off over 40 per cent of their value.
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Reprieve for fund star Buxton as Boohoo shares bounces back
The rally will come as a relief to the online fashion group’s founders – who lost £433m in the sell-off which followed claims clothes were being made in sweatshops that paid staff £3.50 an hour.
What should over-75s do about buying a TV licence?
Over-75s must start buying £157.50 annual TV licences , but are being told to wait for a letter before doing anything – and meanwhile the poorest pensioners will still get them for free.
Home for sale is a mini-Kew Gardens with its own orangery
The five-bed property has an extensive orangery that occupies almost half of the property, extending across two floors.
Fears Rolls-Royce will need billions in taxpayer bailout
The engineering group, led by chief exec Warren East (pictured), warned it was set to lose another £1bn by the end of 2020.
MARKET REPORT: Housebuilders on the move as buyers return
Both Persimmon and Bovis Homes-owner Vistry said interest in new homes has picked up since lockdown restrictions on the housing market eased in mid-May.
New TSB mortgage deal lets you leave early without any charges
The deal, known as the ‘Fix and Flex’, lets borrowers fix their rate for five years, but unusually charges you for leaving early in just the first three years of the deal.
Two thirds of over-75s will resist moving to care homes due to coronavirus
There is already a financial incentive to get care at home if you can, because people’s properties are excluded from means tests until they move to residential care accommodation.
What can I do to improve the efficiency of my home right now?
There are tricks households can use now to help their home become more energy efficient, without having to wait for the scheme to open for applications in September.
Downfall of a big-spending tycoon: Pramod Mittal faces bankruptcy
A scion of the ultra-rich Mittal steel dynasty, Pramod has now been served a bankruptcy order against over a debt of £139,786,656.43 – plus interest – in the Insolvency and Companies Court.










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