Plan to use phones as credit cards
More than half of Japan's 85 million mobile phone users could soon be ditching the plastic and using their handsets as electronic credit cards.
According to reports, NTT...
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Get a fix on your finances
If you're thinking of starting the long road to securing yourself a place at university in 2006, then there's but one guarantee when it comes to the cash. It's going to b...
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Reuters investors urged to vote Sinclair off board
Anglo-American corporate governance activists are demanding that investors block the re-election of Charles Sinclair, the chief executive of the Daily Mail, as a non-exec...
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Lloyds TSB expands Islamic finance scheme
Lloyds TSB today continued the expansion of its pilot scheme to offer Islamic financial products, with the introduction of sharia-compliant products to its Southampton br...
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O2 investors top 50% profit on shares
More than 833,000 small investors in the mobile phone operator O2 were set for a large payout today after cashing in their shares at a premium rate.
O2, which changed it...
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Perennial problem with annual policies
We planned to take a holiday from 23 November, so, on 8 November, I bought Marks & Spencer's annual travel insurance. On 17 November, my brother-in-law died suddenl...
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Why you can lose more at cards
Chip and pin was heralded by credit card companies as the best way of ending fraudulent use of credit and debit cards. But so far it has only added to the problem.
Loss...
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Bartering is back
If you have recently started a small business, you might want to consider a modern version of the oldest form of payment - bartering.
Forget the idea of paying in groat...
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Singer hit by payout to former boss
A £1.9m payout to former Singer & Friedlander chief executive John Hodson knocked the profits of the niche banking group in 2004.
Singer, in which Icelandic ba...
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When the Oyster is your world
It seems simple enough. Take a successful electronic payment card used by 2.2m people on London's tube and buses and allow them to buy newspapers and bread with the same ...
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