Banks have launched a vital security crackdown to prevent fraudsters intercepting payments. Payments will now be blocked if the recipient’s name and account number do not match.
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Crispin Odey makes £75m by betting against Intu
Short-sellers such as Odey make money when shares fall, so the collapse gave him a huge windfall. Intu collapsed after it was unable to persuade its lenders to grant a debt repayment holiday.
Why did Ministers let Flybe go bust then save the giants?
Flybe investors said the airline could have played a key role in Boris Johnson’s ‘levelling up’ strategy for the regions. Now, Warwick Brady, boss of Southend Airport’s owner Stobart Group, speaks out.
Is it time you ditched your pricey pension plan?
Interactive Investor, the low-cost provider, says four of the top five most common transfers into its pension account this year have been from insurance company brands that are typically more expensive.
Is investing in utility giants STILL such a bright idea?
As a nation we’ve used less water, gas and electricity during lockdown thanks to shutdowns in manufacturing and less use of transport networks. This has an effect on the nation’s utilities.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Warehouses can mean big profit
E-commerce has been a beneficiary of lockdown and warehouse space is an essential cog in the online wheel.
BT warns PM Boris Johnson on broadband goal
Johnson revealed his plan last year to connect the whole of Britain to one gigabit per second broadband by 2025 and committed £5billion to the goal.
Formula 1’s Toto Wolff has an out-of-this-world plan
Wolff says that a space travel operator has expressed an interest in partnering with the team to apply its F1 know-how to a rocket programme.
Our £5m free ad campaign is giving businesses a boost
Susan Leonard (pictured) was one of those who found it increasingly difficult to drum up interest in her face products company, Eva Skin Care, but now business is booming.
UK ‘debt bubble’ fears on the rise as 8m seek help
Virgin Money surveyed more than 4,000 people to assess the state of the nation’s finances as the taxpayer schemes propping up many bank balances are set to wind down.










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