Sky Business News Articles

Post-Brexit trade talks between the UK and Japan have reportedly hit a "stumbling block" - blue cheese.

Britain is to be officially declared in recession for the first time since the financial crash with figures set to show the COVID-19 crisis triggered a record economic slump.

Demand for takeaways during lockdown set the tills ringing at Domino's Pizza, although coronavirus-linked costs hit profits.

Pubs and bars in England are ignoring COVID-19 guidance, potentially putting public health at risk, a Sky News investigation has found.

Debenhams has announced plans to cut a further 2,500 jobs as the retail sector reels from the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

Global stock markets have rallied on growing hopes of further stimulus to mitigate the coronavirus crisis - with the S&P 500 in New York on the brink of striking a record high.

Apple's chief executive Tim Cook is now a billionaire thanks to the company's rising share price.

A BP worker who was sacked after sharing a meme featuring Adolf Hitler has been awarded AUS$200,000 (£109,000) in compensation.

Company payrolls have plunged by 730,000 since the start of the coronavirus crisis lockdown as the UK braces for a feared acceleration in unemployment.

Victims of bank transfer scams face a "total lottery" over whether they will get their money back under a voluntary industry code, according to a consumer campaign group.