sky.com / .sky-com-business / Page 5

On the list are a record-breaking 3,028 billionaires - with tech bosses dominating the top rankings.

Professor Sir Ian Kennedy, who chaired IPSA until 2016, is among the candidates being considered by government officials as the inaugural chair of the Independent Football Regulator, Sky News learns.

Donald Trump is expected to impose tariffs on "all countries" from Wednesday but Downing Street has admitted its negotiations have so far not managed to halt them.

Under the current BBC charter, prices will now rise for the next two years based on inflation. It was £169.50, it is now £174.50.

Council tax, gas, water and electricity bills, broadband, mobile phone, TV and transport costs are all rising. The increases are being introduced to coincide with the new financial year and are likely to hit the finances of almost everyone in the ...

Sky's Ed Conway says history tells us there is a tipping point ahead that could prove particularly costly if the Trump administration follows through on all its tariff threats this week.

Neil Brocklehurst, who was named acting CEO of the state-owned company last September, is expected to be appointed as its permanent boss next month, Sky News learns.

Errol Musk uses an interview with Sky News to hit out at Elon's critics, insisting he's doing a good job for the American taxpayer and insists Tesla is in good hands.

Antony Jenkins, who was fired by Barclays in 2015, has been working with advisers to field interest in the banking platform business he launched the following year, Sky News understands.

Markets in Asia and Europe fell as hopes of another delay or a solution faded.