Felicity Hannah looks at new rules to make cash free and easily accessible for all. Plus. what's causing investors to abandon China?

As A-level students open their results, a popular professional network suggests more employers are listing jobs that don't ask for degrees. Are we seeing a change in attitudes towards recruitment? Felicity Hannah finds out.

One of China's biggest property developers is facing billions of dollars of losses. How much could it hit affect financial markets and the world's second-biggest economy?

And with the Lionesses on their way to the final in the Women's World Cup, we speak to the boss of a sports marketing agency on the impact it's having on interest in making money from the sport.

Will Bain has the latest on deadline day to save high street retailer Wilko.

The UK's rate of inflation is expected to fall - but could the new revelation of wage growth mean the Bank of England will have to hike interest rates again?

Plus, England's lionesses play for their spot in the Women's World Cup final later this morning - what is the tournament doing for businesses?

Ahead of the Office for National Statistics releasing its latest data on employment and wages, Will Bain finds out what the new figures could mean for inflation, interest rates and the economy as a whole.

China publishes a raft of economic data - is its economy still stuttering or are signs of a comeback appearing?

And more young people are avoiding nights out - we speak to the owner of dozens of nightclubs about how the cost-of-living squeeze is hitting hedonism.

As new research suggests more than two-thirds of employers are having to match or better rivals' pay deals to keep their staff, Will Bain finds out the impact that could have on the labour market.

The UK's sixth-wettest July on record has meant disappointment and woe for many, but it's been a surprise success for some in the burgeoning English wine industry - we speak to one of those involved.

Plus, as overseas travel numbers recover, can the UK's seaside towns hold on to their staycation bounce?

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Will Bain hears from the UK lithium company awarded millions to mine in the West Country.

And a surprise windfall tax on Italy's banks to help people with the cost of living sends shares sliding.

Plus, we have the latest forecast on when UK inflation might finally hit the Bank of England's 2% target.

Will Bain has the latest as the company buying Britishvolt misses its pay deadline. And we ask if Germany is the "sick man of the Eurozone?" as it battles flat growth. Plus ticket sales for gigs are leading the charge when it comes to summer spending, despite cost of living pressures.

Rahul Tandon checks in with estate agents trying to navigate the property market at a time of falling prices. And we look at the labour market as permanent job placements fall. Plus, we talk Women's World Cup as England prepare to take on Nigeria.