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THE FTSE will turn 40 in the new year - we look at the stocks that still form part of the index and how it has changed

Firms rush to Liverpool conference as party launches City-friendly policies – and secures wealthy donors

Karla Gowlett/Courtesy of David MillsThe night before we spoke, David Mills and some friends found themselves at New York City queer bar the Eagle. “It was like the fall of Rome. That’s the sort of thing I can do once in a blue moon. It really takes it out of me,” Mills said, looking his typically suave self the next day, not visibly the worse for wear. The American comic is, seven months after moving back to the States after 23 years living in London, darting around the cit...

Some music critics feel winning the Mercury Prize has done more harm than good for past winners, with a number of those crowned falling victim to its apparent 'curse'

Belvédère resident Jean Paul Almaze wins star prize   Jean Paul Almaze of Belvédère has won the star prize – a Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder SUV from GTL Motors – ...

Cable & Wireless has launched an expansive investment initiative, channeling a substantial R1.1 billion into a range of strategic projects aimed at elevating its services and infrastructure. Among the ...

• Amends its nine-year-old constitution   The Seychelles Association of Omnibus Operators held its annual general meeting, on August 12, where the main focal point was amendment to its constitution, ...

Computer Weekly’s Hall of Fame showcases the great women who have made a lifetime contribution to the technology sector.

KINGSTON, Jamaica —Jamaican native, Victor Lowe, will be one of 125 persons to be recognised for their stellar contribution in their respective fields. The entrepreneur, scientist, and philanthropist ...

Lloyds Banking Group has brought in BT Openreach chairman Mike McTighe to oversee the sale process at the Telegraph Media Group and The Spectator magazine.