EasyJet Helped By Lengthy Air France Strike

EasyJet has lifted its annual profit forecast, as a result of lower fuel costs and a lengthy strike at competitor Air France-KLM. The budget carrier said its full-year pre-tax profit is now expected to be around £577.5m, up from guidance given during...

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Singapore Swoops In £1bn UK Airports Deal

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A state-backed Singaporean investment fund is poised to participate in a £1bn takeover of the UK's biggest regional airports that will be announced within days. Sky News has learnt that the Government Investment Corporation...

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Life At Apple 'Like Working In Nuclear Plant'

Two former Apple managers have described the pressure cooker atmosphere of working for the technology giant. Ex-employees Don Melton and Nitin Ganatra told a tech podcast that staff are expected to be permanently on call - even receiving emails from...

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BP Appeals 'Gross Negligence' Oil Spill Ruling

Oil giant BP has asked for a court ruling that it was "grossly negligent" for the Gulf of Mexico spill to be overturned. BP made the "motion" request to a US judge to reconsider a judgment handed down last month, which increases its potential liabilities...

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Morrisons To Price Match Aldi And Lidl

Morrisons has announced a new price match system, which is set to exacerbate Britain's brutal supermarket war. The fourth biggest grocery chain said that in addition to price matching Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's, it would now do the same with discounters...

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Government Spends £2m On Visitors' VIP Lounges

More than £2m of taxpayers' money has been spent on VIP airport suites for foreign dignitaries, it has been revealed. New figures show the outlay of £2.4m by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) between 2010 and 2014. Just over £2m of the money...

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US Jobless Rate Now At Lowest Since July 2008

The unemployment rate in the United States has dropped to 5.9%, the lowest level since July 2008. The jobless rate dropped by 0.2% from the August figure. Official data showed that the US economy created 248,000 non-farm jobs in September. The Labor...

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JPMorgan Cyber Attack Hits 83m Bank Accounts

More than 80 million bank account details were breached during a summer cyber attack on America's biggest bank, it has been revealed. JPMorgan Chase & Co said that a security breach in the summer allowed details of 76 million household accounts...

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John Lewis Boss Sorry For 'Hopeless' France Jibe

The boss of the John Lewis Partnership has apologised to France, after saying the country was "finished". Managing director Andy Street held up an olive branch after a series of negative comments about the country were published on the front page...

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Labour Peer McFall Joins Digital Bank Atom

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Lord McFall, a former chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, is joining the board of Atom, the first British digital-only bank that hopes to launch next year. Sky News understands that the Labour peer is among a...

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