On Air Now: Geoff Hillyer
Wednesday
Business News
The price of groceries such as bread and cereal is rising at its fastest rate for a year as the cost of wheat rockets.
The head of steam built up by UK manufacturers shows little sign of abating, with the sector enjoying its best run for 15 years.
Virgin Money has created 200 jobs in Edinburgh as it seeks to make inroads into the British banking sector.
House prices edged up by 0.2% in August, according to figures from Halifax.
About 10,000 jobs are at risk as social housing firm Connaught prepares to go into administration after failing to raise extra funding from lenders.
Weight-loss surgery pays for itself in just one year, according to the first economic analysis of the controversial operation.
One of the world's biggest money printing factories is being probed by fraud investigators over dud banknote paper.
HSBC chairman Stephen Green has been appointed as Trade Minister in David Cameron's Government.
Sky News has commissioned a painting to depict the closure of the Johnnie Walker whisky factory in Kilmarnock, as business leaders and local politicians attempt to get the town back on its feet.
Debenhams is cutting prices by up to 25% rather than waiting for the traditional end of season sale.
