Facebook: Frank Gehry Campus Gets Approval

Facebook has been given permission to go ahead with Frank Gehry's vision for a second campus at its California headquarters. Facebook founder Mark Zuckberg met Gehry (left) during the design stage Thousands more people will be employed at the Menlo...

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RBS: Latest IT Glitch 'Is Fixed'

Royal Bank of Scotland says it has fixed its latest IT failure, which affected two million of the group's customers ahead of the Easter weekend. Users of the NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank mobile app found they were locked out of the service this morning,...

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Nissan Leaf Flies Off UK Production Line

The first all-electric car to be built in the UK has rolled off the production line. The manufacturing of Nissan's Leaf, which until today had been built solely in Japan, was shifted to Sunderland after the Japanese firm chose its UK plant for a £420m...

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BlackBerry Back In The Black As Z10 Sells

BlackBerry says strong demand for its new Z10 touchscreen device has helped it deliver a return to profitability. The Canadian firm said it sold about one million of the smartphones in its fourth quarter and shipped another six million of the devices....

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Deloitte Boss Blames Law For Tax Avoidance

The chief executive of one of the big four accountancy firms, Deloitte, has blamed UK law for the money lost as a result of tax avoidance. Speaking on Jeff Randall Live, David Sproul admitted that the problem with the tax system is "mainly the law"....

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Weather: Economy Hit By Spring Snowstorm

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent Britain's fragile economy has been hit hard as a result of the spring snowstorm with some businesses reporting a slump in trade. Some high street retailers say the cold snap kept customers away during what...

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Cyprus Banks: President Makes Rallying Call

Cyprus' president has called on the country to "share the burden" of its financial crisis - as bank withdrawal limits remained at 300 euros. President Nicos Anastasiades made a rallying call for understanding as queues formed outside banks on the Mediterranean...

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Post Office Staff On Strike Over Closures

Thousands of staff in the country's biggest post offices are striking in a row over jobs, pay and closures. Members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) in around 370 so-called Crown offices were mounting picket lines in protest at plans to close...

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Cyprus Bank Deposits 'To Lose 60% Of Value'

Savers with more than 100,000 euros in the Bank of Cyprus could lose up to 60% of their deposits, two senior officials have warned. The Central Bank official and the Finance Ministry technocrat said sums held at the country's largest lender will ...

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Cyber Currency Surge Amid Eurozone Crisis

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky News Reporter As the eurozone is rocked by the crisis in Cyprus, a cyber currency called Bitcoin has seen a surge in popularity from people looking for an alternative place to invest their money. Bitcoins are basically virtual...

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