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First-time buyers are to be helped on to the housing ladder as George Osborne seeks to use today's Budget to ease the pain of austerity Britain. Ten thousand people buying newly built homes will receive 20% of the cost from the Government and the builder in low-interest loans to put towards a depos
Read moreInvista European Real Estate Trust (IERET) has terminated the investment management agreement with Invista Real Estate Investment Management's asset management subsidiary after it failed to agree to buy part of the business. The contract will come to an end on 18 September 2012. There were £463m o
Read moreLondon's blue chips were strong all day and boosted late on by a strong start in the US where the Dow notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. For once, investors overlooked the ongoing bad news on the Japanese earthquake and turmoil in the Arab world to hunt out a few bargains. Heritage Oi
Read moreShare prices kicked on over the lunchtime session, boosted by a firm start on Wall Street, where the Dow has notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. Though the focus remains on the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake and any response to the turbulence it has caused in the financial markets
Read moreLloyds Banking Group is cutting another 570 jobs and closing its Cheltenham & Gloucester (C&G) mortgage range. The latest losses take the number axed since Lloyds, still 41%-owned by the British taxpayer, took over rival HBOS in 2008 to 26,770. Staff within the bank's wholesale, retail, insurance,
Read moreTaxpayers will receive a "handsome" reward for bailing out the banks, according to the heads of Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland. Yet they criticised ongoing talk of the banks being too big to fail as a "red herring". The outgoing Lloyds chief executive Eric Daniels appeared in front
Read moreThe alternative energy sector is the best performing sector for the third consecutive day, as the problems in Japan continue to have a positive effect on shares. The sector has risen almost 14% over the last week. Workers had to be evacuated from the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant after
Read moreA third explosion rocked Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant on Tuesday and some workers were ordered to leave the site, a sign that the situation may be getting more serious. The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi complex said radiation levels around the site immediately after the blast were risi
Read moreA drop in the oil price failed to gain ground as the Libya violence continued, sending shares firmly into the red. Attacks against rebel-held towns in western Libya continued, helping oil prices to win back some recent losses. Traders are worried that violence could erupt in other oil-producing Ar
Read moreBlue-chip shares drifted lower still over the lunchtime session though a number of bright spots can be found, particularly among second liners. Insurer Prudential is in demand after saying it made 20% more in 2010 than it did the year before as Asia raced ahead of the US as the UK company's bigges
Read moreShares are moving in both directions after updates, but the FTSE 100 sits a few points lower. Insurer Prudential is in demand after saying it made 20% more in 2010 than it did the year before as Asia raced ahead of the US as the UK company's biggest earner. Group operating profit before tax on a Eu
Read moreLondon has slipped lower in early dealings, despite good numbers from Prudential and a strong performance on Wall Street overnight as oil prices fell back. Insurer Prudential made 20% more in 2010 than it did the year before as Asia raced ahead of the US as the UK company's biggest earner. Group o
Read moreNew Lloyds Banking chief executive António Horta-Osório has stamped his authority with a shake-up of the retail bank and insurance divisions and the departure of two senior directors. Archie Kane, Group Executive Director for Insurance and Scotland, and Helen Weir, Group Executive Director for Ret
Read moreThe UK taxpayer's stakes in Lloyds Banking and Royal Bank of Scotland could be given away free to the British public under proposals unveiled by the Liberal Democrats. The UK taxpayer acquired 84% of RBS and 43% of Lloyds as a result of a series of bail-outs, totalling £66bn, during the worst of th
Read moreJapanese broker Nomura is still bullish on Lloyds Banking Group which tomorrow welcomes on board new chief executive António Horta-Osório. Last week's full-year profit was in line with the analysts' expectations, with lower revenues and slightly higher costs offset by a much lower impairment charg
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