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The head of America's central bank has declared there is "quite a lot of room to raise interest rates" as it stepped closer to a March hike.

Tesla has reported an annual profit of $5.5bn but warned that supply chain problems that have dogged production over recent months would extend into this year.

Oil has hit $90 a barrel for the first time since October 2014 on latest worries about tight supply and tensions in Europe in the Middle East.

Official statisticians are to shake up the way they collect and widen how they present inflation data amid concerns that cost of living headlines fail to reflect the squeeze being felt by the worst off.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has defended his handling of COVID support fraud as he vowed to go after those "who took advantage" of the scheme.

They are the twin questions with which City executives have been grappling for some time.

Supermarket chains Sainsbury's and Waitrose will be asking people to continue to wear a face covering in their stores when restrictions ease in England on Thursday.

The boss of Wizz Air has told Sky News he expects the company's UK investment and pent-up demand for travel in the country to help lead its fightback this summer from the coronavirus crisis.

The National Express takeover of Stagecoach is facing an investigation by the competition regulator, it has been announced.

More than a third of the British public blame energy company 'profiteering' for the gas crisis, according to a new poll by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit think tank provided exclusively to Sky News.