The Wirecard scandal has become the latest chapter in a long story of corporate calamities where serious problems have emerged in the books of large listed firms.
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This six-bed Scottish home with private temple is for sale for £895k
Craigiehall Temple is located west of capital Edinburgh and boasts a private temple with an extensive garden and far-reaching views of the surrounding countryside.
Savers add £11bn to easy-access savings accounts during lockdown
Savers piled 303% more money into easy-access accounts during March and April, according to industry data showing how savers opted to keep their cash on hand.
Mr Loophole: Pubs should close car parks to curb drink driving
Bars and pubs should be told to seal off parking areas and use them to provide more outdoor seating, says celebrity lawyer Nick Freeman, dubbed Mr Loophole.
Has coronavirus shifted what women are and should be doing with their money? Women and Money Podcast
While there are things about our finances we can’t control at the moment, there are things we can do to help. Sarah, Maike and Romi talk about what women can do to stay in control.
Small businesses could cut bills by switching energy supplier
Small businesses have been found to overpay by an average of £289 every year on their electricity. This is equivalent to 12 per cent of their average annual bill, according to data from Bulb.
Online savings platforms see continued interest from savers with big pots
Platforms which allow savers to spread their money across multiple accounts with one application are continuing to see heavy demand from savers, even after stock market turmoil subsided.
More over-50s are claiming Universal Credit than under-25s
The sharp increase reveals many older workers are struggling to make ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic, and follows recent surveys showing many might delay retirement.
UK motor industry calls for the Government to provide a sector ‘restart package’
A report by the SMMT concluded that ‘up to one in six jobs are at risk of redundancy’ as ‘the harsh reality of the Covid crisis for the UK’s £18.6 billion automotive sector is laid bare.’
Jaguar has revamped the £65,000 I-Pace electric SUV
The upgraded zero-emissions electric car launched today can power up in less time thanks to a new 11kW domestic wall-box and on-board charger set-up, providing 33 miles of range in just an hour.










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