VIP Visas Aimed At Drawing Executives To UK

By Anuskha Asthana, Political Correspondent British visas are to be offered under a "same-day service" in China and a number of other countries in a bid to make the UK immigration service more pro-growth. The move was announced by Theresa May,...

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New Car Sales: Fuel Efficiency Boosts Demand

A drive for greater fuel efficiency is among the reasons for the latest rise in new car sales, enjoying a 20th consecutive month of growth in October. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said it was now expecting registrations during...

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Ed Miliband Takes On The 'Wonga Economy'

The Labour leader has launched an attack on our "Wonga economy" saying payday lenders are "running riot through our communities". Ed Miliband accused the firms of preying upon vulnerable people then intimidating them with bullying tactics when...

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M&S Upbeat Despite Clothing Sales Falling Again

M&S v Primark: The Clothing War It Can't Win Updated: 2:03pm UK, Tuesday 05 November 2013 By James Sillars, Sky News Business It's a battle for your business. A war to win your custom. M&S has been losing ground to rivals and its problems...

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Discount Retailer Poundland Plots £900m Float

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Poundland has picked banks to lead a flotation that could underline the stellar growth in the discount retail sector by valuing it at as much as £900m. Sky News has learnt that Warburg Pincus, the private equity firm...

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BAE Announces 1,775 Shipyard Job Losses

Defence giant BAE Systems has announced that 1,775 jobs are to go across its three shipyards. In addition, the firm will end an 800-year-old tradition of shipbuilding at Portsmouth with 940 jobs to go there by the second half of 2014, reducing the 1,200...

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Carbon Credit Scams: Regulator Warns Public

Regulators have warned the public against buying carbon credits after 1,500 people lost a total of £24m in "worthless" investments. Nineteen companies selling carbon credits to private investors have been shut down over the past 15 months. Consumer...

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House Price Rises 'Slow As More Sellers Emerge'

The average pace of house price growth eased in the three months to the end of October amid signs more owners were prepared to sell, according to Halifax. Its latest report found that while the annual rate of growth was 6.9% higher, prices grew by 1.6%...

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F1 Boss Denies 'Corrupt Bargain' With Banker

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has denied making a "corrupt bargain" with a German banker to keep himself as head of the sport. Mr Ecclestone is accused of striking a deal with a Gerhard Gribkowsky to facilitate the sale of the Formula 1 Group to...

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Call Of Duty: Ghosts Tops $1bn On First Day

The latest Call of Duty video game made more than $1bn (£621m) from its first day on sale, its publisher has confirmed. Call of Duty: Ghosts went on sale worldwide on Tuesday and its debut eclipsed that of Grand Theft Auto V, which raked in $800m (£496m)...

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