Energy Bills 'Will Be Lower' Under New Policy

Energy Secretary Ed Davey has said the Government's long-delayed Energy Bill would see consumers pay less for energy in the long-run. As he introduced the legislation to Parliament, Mr Davey said: "The net effect of Government policy on energy...

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Pensions: Over-50s Have 'No Idea' Of Payout

The over-50s are overestimating how well off they will be when they retire - with many having no idea about their expected income, according to new research. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said those in their 50s "find it impossible even to...

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Nintendo Wii U: Games Fans Queue For Console

Games fans queued outside a store in London's Oxford Street, eager to be among the first in the UK to own the much-anticipated Wii U. The first major home console launch since 2006 has already proved popular in the US, despite mixed reviews, and there...

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Supermarkets Back New Price Promotion Rules

What The Supermarkets Say Updated: 3:19am UK, Friday 30 November 2012 Eight major supermarkets have signed up to a new code on special offers and price promotions, while Asda is considering whether to take part. Here is what some of the retailers had...

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Autumn Statement: CPS Calls For Action On Debt

George Osborne should introduce cash freezes to avoid missing his debt target, a right-wing think tank has said just days before the Autumn Statement. The Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) claimed the country's debt will be between £20bn and £30bn higher...

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Corporation Tax Transparency Call From KPMG

Companies that operate in the UK have been urged to accept greater transparency over their complicated tax structures by a top professional services firm. KPMG described it as a "sea change" for companies as they learn to disclose more account details....

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Boris Johnson Agrees Deal With Bollywood

The Mayor of London has announced during a trip to India that two Bollywood films are to be shot in London next year. Speaking in Mumbai, Boris Johnson said the agreement was part of a bid to bring Bollywood to the British capital. Earlier in his visit,...

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Data Watchdog Gives Christmas Warning

By Pete Norman, Sky News Online The data protection watchdog has told Sky News that consumers need to be increasingly wary of what companies do with credit card details given over the phone or online. The warning from the Information Commissioner's...

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Bank Lobby Group Faces Pressure From Members

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The banking industry's main lobbying group is facing growing unrest from some of its largest members over its administrative costs and strategy as it attempts to chart a new course under its recently-appointed chief...

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Yahoo! Court Battle: Firm Told To Pay $2.7bn

Yahoo! has been ordered to pay $2.7bn (£1.7bn) by a Mexican court for breach of contract involving a yellow pages listings service. The US firm said it believed the claims were without merit and would vigorously pursue all appeals. The civil case was...

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