Vinyl Albums A Hit Again With Record Sales

Vinyl album sales are flourishing as figures show they could pass the million mark by the end of the year - the best return for almost 20 years. The Official Charts Company figures show almost 800,000 vinyl albums have been sold in the first nine...

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Fancy A Pair Of Jimmy Choos For £2.80?

The luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo has launched its London listing with shares at the bottom of its price range at 140p each. The flotation, which offered investors a 25.9% stake, went ahead despite a nervous market for Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)...

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Free Waterstones One: Tourist Trapped In Store

An American tourist has said "it feels good to be free" after spending two hours trapped inside a London bookshop when staff closed up failing to realise he was still inside. David Willis had been using the internet inside the Waterstones in Trafalgar...

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Apple Unveils New iPads And Launches Apple Pay

Apple has launched two new iPads - featuring Touch ID fingerprint sensors and a camera 'burst mode'. The iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 were unveiled by Apple hours after their details were apparently leaked by mistake on the technology giant's website....

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Global Markets Q&A: What Is Causing The Fall?

Volatile trading has continued into a second day after weak growth reports sparked a big sell-off earlier this week. But what has caused the markets to get jittery? :: Why are markets plunging? Good question. As ever with global markets, there's...

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Google Spending Spree Hits Quarterly Profits

A 30% rise in operating costs has hit Google's third quarter profits, sending shares 3% lower in extended trading. The Internet search leader earned $2.81bn (£1.75bn) for the three months ending in September compared to income of $2.97bn in the same...

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Bank 'Gloomier' As Economy Woes Hit Markets

The Bank of England's chief economist has spoken of his concerns for the UK's economic outlook as it writhes in both "agony and ecstasy" alongside weaker global growth. Andy Haldane told a business audience the Bank may need to keep interest...

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Virgin Money Delays Float Amid Market Chaos

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Virgin Money is extending the timetable for its £2bn stock market listing because of market volatility which has prompted the collapse of several high-profile City deals. Confirming a report by Sky News the bank, which...

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UK Banks To Take Forex Fines Hit Within Weeks

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Some of Britain's biggest banks will set aside hundreds of millions of pounds in the next few weeks as they prepare to settle with regulators after a probe into the manipulation of foreign exchange markets. Sky News...

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Tesco Profit Shortfall 'Better Than Feared'

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A shortfall in half-year profits at Tesco which plunged Britain's biggest retailer into crisis is next week expected to be disclosed to have been smaller than initially feared. Sky News understands that the supermarket...

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