Business News
- News Home
- Other categories
-
NHS medicines bill should rise to preserve UK drug industry, minister says
The NHS will increase the amount it spends on medicines in response to criticism from pharmaceutical companies that the UK is becoming uncompetitive, science minister Lord Vallance has told MPs.
-
Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack: No discussions' on taxpayer aid to suppliers
There are "no discussions around taxpayers' money" to prop up Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) suppliers, according to the prime minister's official spokesman, as the carmaker grapples with a lengthening production shutdown following last month's cyber attack.
-
State pension likely to rise by 4.7% after latest figures
The state pension is likely to rise by 4.7% in April, after the latest official figures showed this was the pace of wage growth.
-
Free tool that will change how you shop on Amazon forever | Sign up to Money newsletter
Sky News has launched a free Money newsletter - bringing the kind of content you enjoy in the Money blog directly to your inbox.
-
Surge in the price of matcha as global demand soars, with US sales up by 86%
The price of matcha has surged, with sales of the powdered tea up by 86% in the US, according to new research.
-
Channel 4 ventures arm takes stake in start-up AllergyRhino
The ventures arm of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster, is taking a stake in a new digital health company which aims to help tackle the growing scourge of chronic allergies in the UK.
-
Google makes £5bn pledge to Britain - but concerns raised over mooted UK-US tech deal
Google is set to invest £5bn in the UK in the next two years, to support growing demands for AI services.
-
Sky to cut about 600 tech jobs
Sky is to cut roughly 600 tech jobs as a consultation involving 900 people begins.
-
Aldermore Bank chief Cooper to run wealth manager Fairstone
The boss of Aldermore Bank, one of Britain's biggest challenger lenders, is leaving to run Fairstone Group, a privately owned wealth management and mortgage provider.
-
Britain's drugs industry is suffering withdrawal symptoms, and it could prove costly
When it comes to the drugs industry, Britain is suffering withdrawal symptoms.