Money
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Quiz float makes fashion firm's founding family some of Scotland's richestRamzans aim to stay ‘grounded and focused’ after selling £92m stake in firm that investors hope will become the new Boohoo
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BBC fears transparency will push up salaries; it might, but secrecy just serves to hide unjust disparitiesWe can only address pay imbalances if we can see them
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Pensions need to be smarter, not just start laterWhen it comes to flexible retirement, is this really the best we can do, asks the Conservative peer and pensions campaigner Ros Altmann
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Theresa May warns cabinet 'there is no such thing as an unsackable minister' - Politics liveRolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at the last PMQs before the summer recess
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Minister David Gauke tells Commons state pension age to rise to 68 – videoWork and pensions secretary David Gauke announces in parliament that the state pension age will rise to 68 in 2037 - seven years earlier than previously expected
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Bank of England unveils new £10 note featuring Jane Austen – videoThe new £10 note, featuring Jane Austen, was unveiled by the Bank of England on Tuesday to mark the 200th anniversary of the author’s death
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Russell Group urges rethink on student loan interest rateBody representing UK’s elite universities says new 6.1% rate is ‘very high’ and out of touch with commercial lending
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‘We have not been impressed so far’: do obnoxious job ads ever work?Injecting humour, personality or criticisms into a job ad can be a risky business – as one south London theatre recently discovered
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Jane Austen banknote unveiled – with strange choice of quotationBank of England launches new £10 note featuring a line about reading – said by a character who doesn’t care for books
Even if you love your job, this new retirement age is scary