Greece: Man Held As Coin Protest Targets IMF

Greece's bailout inspectors have been jeered and heckled by protesters as they check the country's progress in implementing austerity-driven reforms. A Greek man was held by police after allegedly throwing a fistful of coins at International Monetary...

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Prince Charles' Duchy Estate Defends Tax Breaks

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent The Duchy of Cornwall does not possess a "competitive advantage" over other businesses despite being exempt from hefty taxes, a spokesperson for Prince Charles' estate has told Sky News. The comments come as...

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Johnson & Johnson Fined $2bn Over Drug Claims

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay more than $2.2bn (£1.37bn) to resolve allegations that it promoted powerful psychiatric drugs for unapproved uses in children, seniors and disabled patients. The allegations include paying kickbacks to physicians...

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Apple To Open Manufacturing Plant In Arizona

Apple will open a new plant in Arizona as part of its push to boost manufacturing in the US. The facility will provide 700 manufacturing jobs in the first year and 1,300 construction and associated positions in the city of Mesa, according to a statement...

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Water Bills: Minister Urges Curb To Hikes

The Environment Secretary has urged water companies to "look closely" at whether price increases are necessary and urged them to introduce special tariffs for hard-pressed households. In a letter to suppliers, Owen Paterson said they should recognise...

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Google: Rumours Over San Francisco Bay Barge

The mystery surrounding a four-storey structure being built by Google in the heart of the San Francisco Bay is generating rumours and worries. The company has not said what the structure is, San Francisco's mayor says he does not know what it is, and...

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Ed Miliband Takes On The 'Wonga Economy'

The Labour leader has launched an attack on our "Wonga economy" saying payday lenders are "running riot through our communities". Ed Miliband accused the firms of preying upon vulnerable people then intimidating them with bullying tactics when...

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M&S Upbeat Despite Clothing Sales Falling Again

M&S v Primark: The Clothing War It Can't Win Updated: 2:03pm UK, Tuesday 05 November 2013 By James Sillars, Sky News Business It's a battle for your business. A war to win your custom. M&S has been losing ground to rivals and its problems...

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St Jude Storm: Insurer Warns Of Profit Damage

Shares in the country's biggest insurer, RSA, have tumbled more than 8% after it warned profits would be dented by the St Jude storm. The storm, which ripped across northern Europe last week killing more than a dozen people - four of them in the UK...

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Premier Foods Hunts New Dough For Bread Unit

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The owner of Hovis has kicked off a secret hunt to find an outside investor to help revive the fortunes of its struggling bread division. Sky News has learnt that Premier Foods, the biggest manufacturer of branded...

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