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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.

The boss of Primark has resigned after admitting an "error of judgement" in his behaviour towards a woman in a social environment.

Mark Darbon, chief executive of the R&A, tells Sky News Turnberry is a "challenging" venue and, despite suggestions of diplomatic pressure from London and Washington, it has no immediate plans to schedule a championship at the Ayrshire venue.

The aluminium industry is in steep decline in the US. Donald Trump thinks he has the answer, but if his tariff blueprint fails, it will be places like West Virginia that will be hit hardest.

From 7 April drivers using the Blackwall Tunnel and the new Silvertown Tunnel will have to pay a toll. Here is everything you need to know.

Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump have discussed the "productive negotiations" towards a UK-US "economic prosperity deal", Downing Street has said.

The Qatar-owned department store has increased maximum payments to survivors of Mohamed al Fayed's sexual abuse to closer to £400,000 under a redress scheme to be launched on Monday, Sky News learns.