"My head was wrecked, absolutely wrecked. I couldn't take it anymore." Frankie Dettori 2 @ClareBalding on #c4news 7pm http://t.co/4I64U5pJCB
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Are Marks & Spencer missing a trick with online shopping?
Why is Marks & Spencer shunning online retail? Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy explores the growth of online, and if M&S is missing a trick.
Google in the hot seat - but HMRC feeling the heat
Matt Brittin, Google's boss in northern Europe, will be showing a humble face in front of MPs this morning. But it is the taxman who should face the toughest questions.
Will other retailers follow Primark's lead on Bangladesh?
For the first time since the devastating collapse of a nine-storey factory that killed over 1,120 garment workers on 24 April, Primark is able to peek its head above the parapet.
Nuclear reactor plan on course - video
The new Energy Minister Michael Fallon has told Channel 4 News that the push to build new nuclear reactors is on course.
Welcome to Siobhan Kennedy's new blog
Siobhan Kennedy cuts through the daily barrage of business news, from banks to energy firms to retail to regulators. Read her take on the day¿s big stories, with just a little bit of mischief too.
Nigel Farage's Bulgaria trip with our@jrug - http://t.co/nitAhEL8hC #c4news The man's not for turning!(but he is for smoking and dancing!)
— siobhankennedy4 (@siobhankennedy4) 23 April 2013
UK credit rating downgraded
A second credit-rating agency has downgraded the UK's prospects. Fitch followed Moody's in removing Britain's coveted triple A status. Our Business Correspondent, Siobhan Kennedy reports.
Fired or retired? Rich Ricci and Barclays bank part ways
The controversial and aptly named head of Barclays investment arm Rich Ricci has left the bank, but not before he was able to cash in nearly £18 million in shares just weeks ago.
Former HBOS chief Hornby due £240,000 pension in 2017
Damned by a parliamentary committee for toxic leadership of HBOS, Andy Hornby remains eligible to draw his £240,000 pension at 50 and still has his job running bookmakers Coral. Is this right?
Former HBOS CEO Crosby asks to forego knighthood
Former HBOS chief executive Sir James Crosby says he will ask for his knighthood to be removed and will forego 30 per cent of his pension after last week's report into the bank's collapse.
Investors sue RBS over 2008 emergency fundraising
Top level investors who stumped up to help RBS weather the financial crisis, now claim key documents around an emergency share sale were inaccurate and misleading, and are suing the bank for millions.
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US firm to run search and rescue helicopters in UK
A new job for Prince William? Britain's search and rescue helicopter service will be run by US firm Bristow Helicopters rather than the RAF and Royal Navy, as Siobhan Kennedy reports.
Has Barclays bank really turned over a new leaf?
After sneaking out news of multi-million pound payouts to top staff on budget day, can we believe Barclays has turned over a new leaf? Channel 4 News Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy thinks not.
Chris Huhne says "I lied and lied again" in his first TV interview http://t.co/o3XKQJxEE0 Watch #c4news at 7pm tonight
— siobhankennedy4 (@siobhankennedy4) 11 March 2013
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Is RBS boss Hester embarrassed by bonus? Video
RBS Chief Executive Stephen Hester tells Channel 4 News Business Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy that rewarding bankers' success should not be "something to be ashamed of". Watch the extended interview.
Now that is what I call magic, Treasury style...
Even with some fiscal hocus pocus that gives the Treasury an extra £3.8bn, government borrowing in the year to date is still worse than this time last year. And that should worry the chancellor.
When it comes to bonuses, does Barclays really 'get it'?
Siobhan Kennedy uncovers some numbers in the Barclays accounts which suggest that - on bonuses at least - the bank might not "get it" in the way its chief executive promises after all.
Can Carney wield his wand to heal UK's wounded economy?
Great things are expected of Canada's Mark Carney, the new Bank of England governor. But questions are now being asked about the health of the economy he leaves behind.
Barclays boss forgoes bonus
It's amazing isn't it, that five years on from the banking crisis, bank bosses are still having to forego their bonuses for bad behaviour. Today it was the turn of Antony Jenkins.
