Sony Hackers Leak Folder Called 'Passwords'

The latest leak from the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack reveals the media giant saved thousands of internal passwords in a folder called... "Passwords". Documents posted online since the cyber-attack last month include personal details of 47,000...

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US Jobless Rate Steady Despite Massive Hiring

US job creation smashed estimates last month with 321,000 new positions, although the jobless rate remained static. The Labor Department said it was the strongest monthly performance in almost three years and wages also increased - a development...

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Hiring Rate Slows Amid Growing Skill Shortage

The shortage of skilled labour is becoming more acute as firms hired staff at the slowest rate for 18-months in November, a report has warned. The monthly Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG survey pointed to uncertainty...

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German Central Bank Halves Growth Forecast

Germany's central bank has cut in half its prediction for economic growth next year as the wider eurozone battles to avoid recession. The Bundesbank offered a grim narrative on the performance of the German economy this year but remained optimistic...

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Cable Intervenes In Premier 'Pay To Stay' Row

The Business Secretary is asking regulators to examine so-called "pay to stay" demands of suppliers to major firms. Vince Cable took to Twitter to denounce such practices as "wrong" in the wake of revelations the maker of Mr Kipling cakes and...

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Canary Wharf Owner Seeks Qatar Bid Value

A bid by Qatar's sovereign wealth fund and a Canadian partner to buy the firm behind London's Canary Wharf appears to have fallen short at the second hurdle. The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Brookfield Property Partners had raised their all-cash...

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What To *Like* About Facebook's Tax Affairs?

The latest insight into the tax affairs of the world's favourite social network did not flash up on the financial newswires on which so many traders, investors and journalists rely.  Nor did it pop up on my Facebook newsfeed. Instead, Sky News...

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Wicks To Step Down As Chairman Of Bank Body

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Sir Nigel Wicks is to step down as chairman of the British Bankers' Association (BBA) following a three-year term in which it surrendered oversight of interbank borrowing rates following the Libor rate-rigging scandal....

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Treasury Heavyweight Leads Race For Ofcom Job

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A top civil servant is in line to become the next head of the communications regulator Ofcom, Sky News can exclusively reveal. Sharon White, the Second Permanent Secretary to the Treasury, is understood to have been...

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Shoppers Urged To Support Small Shops Today

UK shoppers are being encouraged to "shop small" today to support Small Business Saturday, which aims to boost smaller enterprises. The event, now in its second year, is backed by hundreds of trade organisations and more than 60 local councils are...

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