Sky has announced plans to create hundreds of technology jobs as it reported a dip in full-year profits prompted by a spike in the cost of broadcasting…

The UK car sector has issued a fresh plea for Brexit trade clarity, warning that "growth is stalling" with long-term production targets and investment…

The Treasury's top economic adviser is to leave the role to become a high profile member of the committee that sets interest rates at the Bank of England.

Lloyds has taken a near £1bn hit - revealing it has set aside another £700m for PPI claims and £283m over mortgage arrears errors.

The largest provider of international students to Britain's higher education institutions is preparing to kick off a £700m sale amid uncertainty…

AstraZeneca's share price plunged after the drugmaker reported a major setback in trials of a new lung cancer treatment.

A major study has been ordered by the Government to look at the economic impact of ending free movement of EU workers.

Emma Walmsley is not letting the grass grow under her feet.

Lloyds Banking Group is to repay nearly £300m to about 600,000 customers over failings in the way it applied mortgage arrears policies, in the…

When the automotive revolution kicked off at the beginning of the 20th century, the dominant technology wasn't petrol - it was electric.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has announced an agreement with EU competition officials to satisfy a state aid penalty relating to its 2008 bailout.

Consumers have less than three months to spend, bank or donate their old £1 coins before shops can refuse them.

The UK economy grew by 0.3% in the three months to June - up from 0.2% in the previous quarter, official figures show.

Mike Ashley has won a High Court battle against an investment banker who claimed he was owed £14m by the Sports Direct boss.

Try, for a moment, to put yourself in Philip Hammond's shoes.

The Wall Street banking giant JP Morgan is drawing up plans to merge its UK-based private banking arm into its wider European wealth operation ahead…

ITV has blamed an 8% fall in net advertising revenues from £838m to £769m on continuing "political and economic uncertainty".

The chief executive of Virgin Money has used a post-results slide in its stock market valuation to top up her shareholding in the challenger bank.

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A fully electric version of the Mini is to be built at BMW's plant in Cowley, near Oxford, the carmaker has announced.

The acting chief of Britain's competition watchdog will be appointed as its permanent boss this week, ending a year-long vacancy for a role likely…

Leaseholds on new-build houses could be banned under Government proposals aimed at preventing homeowners being left with unfair fees.

Amazon is doubling the number of research and development (R&D) specialists it is looking to recruit in London, saying it is "very optimistic" Brexit…

Two of the world’s biggest private equity groups have joined forces to assemble a knockout takeover bid for the £6bn Unilever division which…

Grocery price rises are no longer spiralling upwards one year on from the Brexit vote, industry data suggests.

Customers will soon be able to order a Domino's pizza via Amazon's voice-controlled Echo device as the fast-food chain aims to boost slowing sales…

A vote on multi-million pound share awards at one of the UK's biggest companies hangs in the balance just hours before a shareholder meeting that threatens…

EasyJet has announced the largest cabin crew intake in its 21-year history.

A top official at the Bank of England has vowed it will "plug" any risk to banks from reckless lending through further measures, as it frets over soaring…

The Government has refused to rule out lifting the ban on chlorinated chicken as part of a future US-UK trade deal after Brexit.

Airline stocks have faced a day of turbulence after Ryanair said it was expecting further cuts in fares on the horizon - stoking fears of a price war…

Household goods firm Reckitt Benckiser has reported a growth in profit in the first half of the year, but confirmed like-for-like sales fell 2% in…

A former owner of Weightwatchers looks to have outmuscled a shareholder in Aston Martin in the final stages of a race to buy Rapha, the premium cycling…

The International Monetary Fund has lowered its growth forecast for the UK to 1.7% for 2017.

A shareholder in Aston Martin, the luxury car marque, is turning its attention to another mode of transport by tabling a £200m takeover bid for…

More than 2,500 products have shrunk in size over the past five years, but are being sold for the same price, official new figures show.

The boss of the UK pensions lifeboat is to step down after a near-nine year tenure in which he steered it to a more robust funding position amid a…

SuperAwesome, a UK start-up which claims a global audience of more than 500 million children, will announce this week that it is raising tens of millions…

The British payments start-up TransferWise has kicked off talks about a new fundraising that will see its valuation soar past £1bn for the first…

Philip Hammond, the Chancellor, has offered private reassurance‎s to one of Wall Street's most powerful investment banks that he is pushing for…

Meat substitute firm Quorn Foods plans to create 300 jobs and invest £150m over the next five years to boost production at its plant in Billingham,…

Miller Homes, one of the housebuilders taken over by its lenders during the financial crisis, is closing in on a sale valuing it at more than £600m.

Boots has said it is "truly sorry" for the way it responded to a campaign calling for it to cut the price of the morning-after pill.

Britain's air traffic controllers handled a record 8,800 planes in 24 hours as the summer holidays got under way.

The exhibitions group which stages the Olympia Horse Show and World Counter-Terror Congress will be sold next week to one of the world's biggest buyout…

Boots has been criticised for refusing to cut the cost of the 'morning after' emergency contraceptive pills.

A legal bid to secure compensation for up to 46 million people has been blocked by a judicial body.

Government borrowing jumped by far more than forecast last month as the Treasury battles the impact of higher inflation on the public finances.

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox has told Sky News that he "doesn't have a problem" with a Brexit implementation period.

An 18% surge in the amount of money spent by overseas tourists in the UK last month is being credited to the collapse in the value of the pound since…

Exxon Mobil has been fined $2m for violating sanctions against Russia while US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was its CEO.

Deutsche Bank is preparing for a Brexit outcome that is "worse than people can imagine", chief executive John Cryan has told staff in a video message.

A concierge service which counts Barclays, Coutts and Maserati among its clients is close to pulling the trigger on a London stock market listing.

America's leading airlines are warning that flights could be grounded if the UK leaves the EU's Open Skies agreement without negotiating a new deal.

Mike Ashley's Sports Direct has blamed "currency headwinds" for a big drop in underlying pre-tax profits in its last financial year.

Sunny weather is being credited for a better-than-expected leap in retail sales last month that boosted economic growth.

The pound has tumbled to an eight-month low against the euro, spelling higher costs for British holidaymakers getting ready for summer breaks.

Sky, the owner of Sky News, today reacted with disappointment following a further delay to its proposed takeover by the US media giant 21st Century…

The company which makes branded mobile phones for Land Rover and Kodak is in talks about a £100m-plus sale to the buyout firm behind Loch Lomond…

British Gas is to pay out £1.1m to compensate customers for breaching rules governing missed appointments.

Powerful and addictive prescription drugs are illegally being offered for sale on Facebook, a Sky News investigation has discovered.

Mercedes-Benz is recalling hundreds of thousands of cars in the UK for a software update to reduce their nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions.