European Union regulators said on Wednesday that Apple and Meta were the first companies to be penalized for violating a new law intended to increase competition in the digital economy,…
Jason Citron, a co-founder of the popular social chat app Discord, stepped down as the company’s chief executive on Wednesday, a significant management shake-up ahead of Discord’s potential public offering.The…
The video is short — just 19 seconds — and not particularly compelling. A viewer would be forgiven for clicking away before it ends.The grainy footage, uploaded on April 23,…
For more than a half-century, Columbia Journalism Review has critiqued the news media from its perch at America’s most prestigious journalism school. Now, the magazine finds itself at the center…
How do you process the death of a world figure like Pope Francis? With prayers, rituals and, apparently, movies.Streaming minutes for the 2024 Oscar-winning film “Conclave,” which explores the Byzantine…
Charlotte EdwardsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe US Treasury Secretary indicated a trade deal between the US and the UK could be on the cards, as policymakers gather in WashingtonThere is…
Faisal Islam & Tom Espiner & Esyllt CarrEconomics editor & Business reporters, BBC NewsChancellor Reeves says she wants to see tariff and non-tariff barriers reduceChancellor Rachel Reeves has signalled the…
Simon BrowningBusiness reporter, BBC NewsReutersA Boeing 737 MAX 8 intended for a Chinese airline is returned to a Boeing airfield, as trade tensions escalate over US tariffs on Chinese importsChina…
Apple and Meta attack 'unfair' €700m EU finesImran Rahman-JonesTechnology reporterGetty ImagesThe European Union has ordered Apple and Meta to pay a combined €700m (£599m) in the first fines it has…
10,000 extra driving tests a month to clear backlogCharlotte EdwardsBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe transport secretary has pledged to reduce the number of learner drivers in England waiting more than…
Faarea MasudBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe government borrowed more than expected last year, placing more pressure on the public finances ahead of the full impact of US tariffs being felt…
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Governments borrow to fund "day-to-day" spending, as well as long-term infrastructure projects like the Elizabeth LineThe UK government generally spends more than it raises in…