Felicity Hannah finds out about electric vehicle sales in the UK in 2023. And we hear from the man bidding to buy the Telegraph newspaper.

The UK's biggest mortgage lender has started cutting rates on its products, with more doing the same - Will Bain asks is this the start of a price war?

With increasing speculation that 2024 will be an election year, we consider what Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer's respective speeches could look like.

And after Luke Littler loses to Luke Humphries in the PDC World Darts Championship final, we speak to one darts retailer about the boost in orders he's seen since the 16 year old's impressive run.

The cost of production in horticulture is stopping growth in the sector, according to a new report from the NFU. Will Bain finds out what fruit and veg farmers think will bring green shoots to the industry.

As two of the world's biggest shipping firms say they will continue to avoid the Red Sea, we hear from a British furniture importer on how they've been impacted.

And as Luke Littler continues his run at the World Darts Championships, what business options are open to a 16-year-old sporting prodigy?

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Will Bain looks back at some of the highlights from Wake Up To Money in 2023. There's the story of the takeover of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft including an interview with the Microsoft President Brad Smith which made headlines around the world. Former England and Manchester United footballer Gary Neville explained why he's investing in property and the UK boss of Google Debbie Weinstein told us how AI is changing the world.

On the 1st of January 2024, the copyright for the original 'Steamboat Willie' character of Mickey Mouse is due to enter the public domain. Felicity Hannah finds out what it means when iconic intellectual property goes public.

As fashion looks for a sustainability fix, the boss of second-hand clothing app Vinted explains what he sees as the future of the sector.

And, with speculation that the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee could cut interest rates as early as March, we find out what that could mean for the mortgage market.

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Has the Christmas season got us spending despite the cost of living crisis? Will Bain looks at the latest data and finds out what it might mean for retailers.

Plus, have you heard of Substack? It is where Dominic Cummings publishes his often brutal takes on British politics. But the platform is also home to authors like Margaret Atwood and George Saunders. We find out more about it.

On the day the Christmas Number One is announced, Felicity Hannah asks what does it mean, financially, for an artist to get to the top of charts?

We also hear from a turkey farmer about how trade has been this year, and a pub owner ahead of what they expect to be their busiest weekend of the year.

Plus, our panel of experts cast their eyes over the business stories of the week, including the slowdown in inflation and looking ahead to the imminent retail sales figures for November.

Will Bain has the latest as inflation falls faster than expected. Plus, did UEFA and FIFA act against competition law when they blocked the European Super League back in 2021?