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Tax authorities are looking to target travel as the government tries to plug its huge public sector ...

Sterling's short-term slump is no secret. But there's another longer-term problem with a plunging pound that poses a huge threat to Britain's economic well-being: the flight of foreign investment. David Stevenson explains what's going on, and how you can protect yourself.

To mark International Women's Day, we've put together a selection of five of our favourite video interviews with female entrepreneurs. Video: Entrepreneur Karen Darby on the business of doing good Although serial entrepreneur Karen Darby, who started energy price comparison service Simply Switch and sold it for £25m just three years later, has reaped huge financial rewards, her...

Fury among FTSE 100 bosses over huge bonuses paid to investment bankers and changes in accounting rules are likely to put banks' fees in the spotlight

Bovis Homes says it is well placed to build more houses in recovering markets as it announces a huge turnaround in profits

Small business champion, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), is calling on the government to review flat rate VAT after discovering huge rises in the rates that small businesses have to pay. An FSB survey found that flat rate VAT, which HMRC charges businesses with a turnover of less than £150,000, has risen for 48% of

Across one wall of a Thunderbirds-style command centre a huge map of the world keeps a running log of global cyber-attacks. Bloodcurdling names dart across the screen as thousands of computers are attacked in Houston or Hiroshima or Hampstead. This is Tokyo’s Cyber Emergency Centre.

* China potentially huge export market for U.S. pork

The huge earthquake in Chile last weekend – which measured a massive 8.8 on the Richter scale and had killed more than 800 people at the last count – has pushed up copper prices after power cuts caused production to halt at many of the country's mines.