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The proposed 10-year pay deal includes a series of extremely ambitious performance targets, including doubling the company value and delivering a million robotaxis and a million artificial intelligence bots.

The former boss of Darktrace is quitting Sir Keir Starmer's government after less than a year as a minister in the House of Lords, Sky News learns.

Britain's biggest holiday parks operator, which employs 8,000 people during peak trading, is in talks to secure additional financing firepower from a US investment giant, Sky News learns.

Indiana bankruptcy lawyer Mark S Zuckerberg says his Facebook account is "constantly hacked", businesses refuse to take his bookings and he gets constant requests online for money or favours aimed at the billionaire Meta founder.

Retail sales rose a surprising amount in July, as good weather and the Women's Euros led people to part with their cash, official figures show.

The private equity backers of Motion Picture Licensing Company, which represents rights-holders including Disney and Marvel Studios, are working with bankers on a sale, Sky News understands.

The Bank's survey of finance chiefs also shows that the pace of wage growth is set to slow on the back of increased taxes facing employers since April.

Not since late last year have electric cars seen such a high proportion of overall sales, suggesting the industry could again meet its annual target.

In a letter to the chancellor obtained by Sky News, the UK Finance boss David Postings said she risked undermining economic growth if she increased the tax burden on UK lenders.

The Sky News Money blog team interviews chefs every week for our regular Cheap Eats feature. This week, we get tips on the best restaurant to blow the budget at, and why certain fads can make life difficult for chefs.