A £1bn-plus rescue deal for Virgin Atlantic Airways rests on the outcome of crunch talks taking place during the coming days between the airline and two big payment processors.
Sky Business News Articles
5,300 jobs go at Boots and John Lewis as pandemic takes toll on retailers
High street chain Boots and department store chain John Lewis are cutting a total of more than 5,000 jobs - blamed on the impact of COVID-19.
‘Tricky’ to deliver new stimulus as pandemic spending climbs to £190bn
Chancellor Rishi Sunak faces a tricky task in spending new money earmarked to help the economy recover from the pandemic as the total taxpayer bill climbs to £190bn, a respected think-tank has said.
High-risk workers with no coronavirus symptoms to be tested
Thousands of workers whose jobs put them at higher risk of catching coronavirus will be tested even if they have no symptoms.
Elon Musk: Tesla ‘very close’ to Level 5 autonomous cars
Elon Musk says Tesla is "very close" to developing a completely autonomous driving system, the basics of which he is confident will be completed before the end of the year.
Chancellor warns of ‘difficult times ahead’ despite stimulus package
Rishi Sunak has told Sky News there will be "difficult times ahead" despite new emergency measures to kickstart the economy after the coronavirus lockdown.
Ryanair UK cabin crew ‘safe’ following union jobs deal
Ryanair has confirmed a union deal to secure "hundreds" of cabin crew jobs threatened by the fallout from the coronavirus crisis.
Ex-Boots chief strikes deal with probiotics producer Symprove
Richard Baker, the former Boots boss who helped to engineer Britain's biggest-ever private equity-led takeover of a FTSE-100 company, will this week unveil the inaugural deal for his new investment vehicle.
Deliveroo backer puts ‘host kitchen’ Kbox on the menu
An early-stage investor in Deliveroo, the takeaway app, is taking a stake in Kbox, a technology company which helps restaurants utilise spare kitchen capacity to fulfil orders for other food brands.
Sunak’s menu of giveaways will keep economy off cliff-edge – but bigger questions remain
Before considering the detail of what we've heard about today it's worth remembering that we are still only in the middle of a long economic saga.