Business

Fraudster Bernard Madoff 'Attacked' In Jail: Fraudster Bernard Madoff has been assaulted by another inmate while in jail, according to reports.; Read the full story

Borrowing Figures Give Darling 'Wriggle Room': Britain borrowed another £12.4bn last month, new figures show, which is better than forecast but still the highest amount for February on record.; Read the full story

Car Manufacturers Enjoy Another Monthly Rise: Car production in the UK was up 62.7% last month compared to February 2009, signalling a fourth successive monthly rise.; Read the full story

Mutual Model Trust Helps Boost Co-Op Profit: Members of the Co-operative will share a £55m dividend after growing customer trust in the mutual model and the group's Somerfield takeover contributed to bumper profits.; Read the full story

Greggs 'Value' Wins Over Hungry Consumers: Greggs continues to weather the downturn well with pre-tax profits up 8% to £48.8m last year.; Read the full story

Nissan Confirms Green Car Will Be Built In UK: Motor giant Nissan is to build its new electric car in Sunderland, it has been confirmed.; Read the full story

Nissan To Build New Green Car In Britain: Nissan is set to announce it will build its new Leaf electric car in Sunderland, Sky News has learnt.; Read the full story

Ex-CBI Boss 'Block Strike Support': The former head of the CBI has told Sky News that British Airways should take legal action to stop the Unite union getting overseas support for strikes.; Read the full story

Watchdog Hires 100s To Clamp Down On City: The City's watchdog has confirmed it is hiring 460 extra staff to better monitor the financial sector.; Read the full story

Overpaid Benefits Claimants Owe £1.85bn: Overpaid benefits totalling £1.85bn are still in the pockets of claimants as the Government struggles to claw back the cash, a new report has shown.; Read the full story

John Grisham Goes Digital Despite Concerns: Author John Grisham has agreed to release his titles as e-books - despite warning his industry that digital publishing could herald disaster.; Read the full story

Non-Working Brits Help Jobless Rate Fall: The number of Britons looking for work fell by 33,000 between November and January, yet the number in work fell by 54,000 over the same period, figures show.; Read the full story

Black Cab Maker To Use Parts Made In China: They are as much a symbol of London as Big Ben, but the city's iconic black cabs will now be built from parts made in China to save cash.; Read the full story

Facebook Hits 'Milestone' As Google Toppled: Facebook has beaten Google to become the most visited website in the US for the first time.; Read the full story

Cadbury Owner's Jobs Promise Questioned: A member of the an influential group of MPs has rounded on US food giant Kraft over its pledge to safeguard Cadbury jobs in UK.; Read the full story

PM Defends Deficit Plan Ahead Of EU Warning: Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling have defended their plans for reducing the UK's budget deficit after being warned they risk being unambitious.; Read the full story

Honda Recalls 412,000 Cars Over 'Soft Brakes': Japanese car maker Honda will recall 412,000 vehicles in the US after customers complained their brakes felt "soft".; Read the full story

MPs And Charities Fight To Save Cheques: Campaigners and MPs have criticised the decision to abolish cheques, saying it will negatively affect millions of vulnerable people.; Read the full story

Ex-Bank Chief 'Tried To Steal From Bailout': The former head of a New York bank has become the first person accused of trying to steal money from the multi-billion dollar bailout designed to save the US economy.; Read the full story

Facebook Tool Pays Out For Pizza Orders: Facebook users whose friends have a penchant for pizza could find themselves cashing in with the launch of a new advertising tool.; Read the full story