US Jobs Up As Part-Time Work Hits New Record

The number of new jobs in the United States accelerated in February, as the number of part-time workers in the month reached an all-time high. The rise of 175,000 jobs helped ease fears of an economic slowdown. The dollar rose sharply on the news and...

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'Bitcoin Founder' Denies Role Amid Tax Threat

A man tracked down to a modest suburban home in California has denied being the founder of Bitcoin, following a media report naming him. Newsweek claimed a 64-year-old Japanese-American physicist was the mysterious 'Satoshi Nakamoto' behind the virtual...

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Curtain To Fall On Barclays' 120-Year Audit

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Barclays is to end its 120-year audit relationship with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and appoint one of its main rivals in the latest shake-up at the embattled bank. Sky News can reveal that Barclays, which faces a...

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Coastal Areas Bid For £64m Storm Relief Fund

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent Coastal communities affected by flooding will be able to bid for a share of a £64m fund. The Government has said projects to strengthen flood defences will be prioritised. The fund was originally...

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Birmingham City Owner Carson Yeung Jailed

The owner of Birmingham City football club, Carson Yeung, has been sentenced to six years in jail for money laundering. Judge Douglas Yau handed down the sentence in a Hong Kong court after convicting the 54-year-old of five charges linked to the laundering...

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Sony Sells Off Original Tokyo HQ Amid Reform

Struggling Japanese electronic giant Sony has sold the site where its headquarters were located for six decades. The £93m deal with Sumitomo Realty and Development will be completed in April, the company said. The move comes as it battles to sustain...

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Cable Attacks PM On 'Bad For Britain' EU Vote

David Cameron's commitment to an in/out referendum on Europe is bad for British business, Vince Cable will warn as he renews his attack on the Conservatives. He says the Prime Minister's guarantee of a future vote on European Union membership has led...

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China Solar Panel Firm 'In Bond Default'

China has suffered what has been called its first corporate bond default, as the government tries to make its financial system more market-orientated. A Shanghai-based manufacturer of solar panels paid only part of the 90 million yuan (£9m) in interest...

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Google 'Mystery' Barge Leaves San Francisco

Google's mystery barge has been ordered to leave San Francisco after it failed to have the correct building permits. The four-storey barge departed from Treasure Island on Thursday to comply with a regulatory order issued on January 31. The barge...

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TV Licence Dodgers May Not Be Prosecuted

Pressure Grows Over TV Licence Prosecutions Updated: 1:18pm UK, Saturday 08 March 2014 By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent What crime led to 180,000 people being hauled in front of magistrates in 2012, resulted in 70 prison sentences and...

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