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Wage growth has remained strong, the latest official figures show, as the Bank of England decided to hold interest rates.
British banks should abandon outdated ethical standards and increase lending to domestic defence manufacturers in a "patriotic" effort to ensure the UK can meet its security needs, defence suppliers have told Sky News.
For an industry that measures contracts in decades, and a ministry with a reputation for bureaucracy, overspending and delays, the prospect of a rapid increase in defence spending presents a challenge as well as an opportunity.
The owner of Burger King's main UK operation is opening talks with lenders about a major refinancing nearly eight years after buying the business.
The US central bank has slashed its expectations for economic growth this year as it eyes challenges on several fronts amid Donald Trump's escalating trade war.
A sub-postmaster made famous for being portrayed in the ITV Post Office drama is taking the state-owned body and Fujitsu to court.
Ben and Jerry's claims its chief executive has been sacked amid a longstanding row with its UK parent firm over the ice cream maker's political activism.
Up to 750 jobs are at risk at Santander bank under plans to close nearly a quarter of its high street branches.
A humanoid machine called Apollo has just taken a tentative, slightly jerky, but significant step forward in the robot revolution.
One of Tesla's earliest investors has told Sky News Elon Musk should step aside as its chief executive unless he gives up his new government job.
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