Easyjet and TUI flights cancelled and long queues at some UK airports as passengers face half-term disruption
EasyJet says it will cancel more than 200 flights over the next 10 days, putting half-term breaks at risk for thousands of travellers.
Chancellor's cost of living package 'lowers risk of recession'
The chancellor's cost of living package lowers the risk of a recession, leading economists have said.
Shell says windfall tax 'creates uncertainty' about North Sea oil and gas investment
Shell has said the chancellor's windfall tax "creates uncertainty" about investing in oil and gas in the North Sea.
Beckham-backer ABG in talks to seal £300m Ted Baker takeover
The consumer goods giant which owns a controlling stake in David Beckham's portfolio of branded products is racing to finalise a £300m takeover of Ted Baker, the London-listed fashion retailer.
'Unfortunate landmark' as petrol and diesel prices hit another record high
Average petrol prices have reached a new record high of 170.4p a litre, new figures show.
VW drivers in UK class action reach £193m settlement over 'dieselgate' scandal
Volkswagen (VW) has reached a £193m settlement with UK drivers involved in a class action lawsuit over the so-called dieselgate scandal in 2015.
Chelsea FC takeover approved with proceeds going to humanitarian causes in Ukraine
The sale of Chelsea FC has been given approval by the UK government following the proposed takeover by the Todd Boehly / Clearlake Consortium.
British software company Access worth £9bn as Singapore takes stake
A Loughborough-based software company is close to becoming more valuable than Sage Group, the FTSE-100 technology champion, as it finalises a deal to sell a stake to a Singaporean state investment fund.
Cost of living: Qatar willing to help UK - but West must also take responsibility, energy minister says
Qatar is willing to help the UK with its cost of living crisis, the country's energy minister has said - but he also criticised western countries who spent years "demonising oil and gas companies".
Chelsea FC sale approved by the Premier League Board - but takeover not final yet
The Premier League Board has approved the proposed takeover of Chelsea Football club by the Todd Boehly / Clearlake Consortium.
Biggest rail strike in decades a step closer - which lines could be affected?
The prospect of the biggest rail strike in decades has moved a step closer after thousands of workers backed industrial action.
Sunak set to announce multibillion cost of living package day after Sue Gray report expected
Rishi Sunak is on course to announce a multibillion-pound financial package to help with the cost of living on Thursday, just a day after the anticipated Sue Gray report, Sky News understands.
Bank of England chief hits back at criticism it has 'stoked' cost of living crisis
The governor of the Bank of England has hit back at criticism that its decisions have contributed to the highest inflation in 40 years.
Starbucks pulls out of Russia while McDonald's removes golden arches as exit gathers pace
Starbucks has confirmed it has decided to exit Russia, 12 weeks after the coffee shop chain revealed it had closed all its stores in the country in response to the backlash over the war in Ukraine.
Terra Firma tycoon Hands has eye on £600m Butlin's swoop
Guy Hands, one of Britain's most prominent financiers, is plotting a £600m swoop on Butlin's, the chain of holiday camps.
Zelenskyy: Don't trade with Russia unless you want to be associated with war crimes
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for maximum sanctions against Russia and the end of all business and trade with Moscow at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Ukraine's message to Davos: Buying Russian gas funds rape and murder
Europe's reliance on Russian oil and gas is funding the rape and murder of Ukrainian children, an MP and member of the country's delegation to the World Economic Forum in Davos has told Sky News.
Energy chief says any windfall tax should fall upon 'those with the broadest shoulders'
The boss of energy company E.ON has said any windfall tax in the UK should fall upon "those with the broadest shoulders" as consumers face a doubling in prices.
Smartwear companies fire starting gun on the race for our faces
Following the commercial success of Facebook's Oculus virtual reality headset, companies are now in a race to develop the first consumer market-aimed augmented reality (AR) glasses.
Revealed: The least diverse job sector in UK - and what's being done to change it
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is launching a new scholarship scheme to encourage more British students from ethnic minorities to enter the farming sector.
Trump’s commerce secretary plots £700m merger with UK’s Atom Bank
A senior figure in Donald Trump's Cabinet is plotting a £700m deal that would see one of Britain's biggest digital-only banks being listed on the US stock market.
Why the price of salt, tomatoes and even haircuts is hit by energy price rises
This is the story of the economic shockwave currently running through this country - along supply chains, into the prices of the materials and services we use every day.
Grocery prices up by 'more than 20%' in advance of food inflation caused by Ukraine war
Hundreds of staple grocery items had shot up in price by more than a fifth over the two years prior to the surge in food inflation caused by Russia's war in Ukraine, according to an investigation.
Drowning our sorrows? Alcohol leads retail sales recovery as consumer confidence hits record low
Retail sales staged a surprise recovery in April aided by strong alcohol sales, according to official figures, as a closely-watched measure of consumer confidence slumps to its lowest level since records began nearly 50 years ago.
Find out who joins the Sunaks on the Sunday Times Rich List 2022
The UK now has a record number of billionaires with 177, according to the new Sunday Times Rich List.
Barclays veteran Vaswani to leave after decade at UK lender
One of Barclays’ most senior executives is leaving after more than a decade, the latest in a series of departures reshaping the British-based bank.
Rout for US stocks becomes a global sell-off as inflation-led recession fears grow
The worst losses for US stock markets since June 2020 have prompted a wider panic over the prospects for an inflation-fuelled recession.
EasyJet 'reducing cancellations' as airline eyes summer capacity recovery
EasyJet has reported progress in reducing cancellations due to staff shortages and says it hopes to carry almost as many passengers over the summer as it did in the same period in 2019.
Northern Gritstone secures £215m in backing for university spin-out deals
The university spin-out venture chaired by Lord O’Neill, the former Treasury minister and Goldman Sachs economist, has secured backing from a pair of large local authority pension funds as part of an initial £215m fundraising.
Royal Mail signals price hikes ahead as it cuts costs to cope with soaring inflation
Royal Mail has signalled it will raise prices as it takes more aggressive action on costs in the face of soaring inflation.
The consumer goods giant which owns a controlling stake in David Beckham's portfolio of branded products is racing to finalise a £300m takeover of Ted Baker, the London-listed fashion retailer.
Average petrol prices have reached a new record high of 170.4p a litre, new figures show.
Volkswagen (VW) has reached a £193m settlement with UK drivers involved in a class action lawsuit over the so-called dieselgate scandal in 2015.
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