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The BoE governor makes sense about the EU but are politicians listening?

Andrew Bailey is right to say the UK and the EU should cooperate but who knows what Brussels’ intentions are

Future to introduce CEO bonus scheme despite shareholder revolt

Almost 40% of investors in UK’s biggest magazine publisher fail to approve controversial plan

BBC makes editorial director Kamal Ahmed redundant in restructure

Changes leave corporation in breach of own rules on minority ethnic representation

Perfect storm: have the influencers selling a dream lost their allure?

Social media stars, already under fire for trips to Dubai in lockdown, are now involved in a row over Instagram posts

Is big tech now just too big to stomach?

The Covid crisis has turbo-charged profits and share prices. But are the big six now too powerful for regulators to ignore?

Money spent on film and TV production in UK down 21% in 2020

Investment in high-end TV shows overtook that of film for first time, according to BFI figures

Bezos is handing over fronting Amazon, but not his grip on his creation

The Amazon founder gains time for other projects, such as space and newspapers, while still making the big decisions

Spotify credits podcast popularity for 24% growth in subscribers

Strategic shift beyond music content helps streaming service to grow advertising income by 29% to €281m

Bezos leaves Amazon in its prime – keeping it that way is the task

Analysis: Running the online retailer should be a dream job, but where and how to grow will challenge Andy Jassy

Ryanair ‘jab and go’ TV ad banned for encouraging Covid risk-taking

Advert, which showed people without masks on summer holidays, attracted 2,370 complaints

The New European bought by consortium including ex-BBC boss

Investors in anti-Brexit weekly include Mark Thompson and former Financial Times editor Lionel Barber

Sky UK boosts original content as it takes on streaming rivals

Exclusive: TV company aims to be releasing a new film every week by 2022, with 30 due this year

Netflix still several steps ahead in strategy for wooing subscribers

Many thought the streaming service would come unstuck with its debt-fuelled growth, but the pandemic changed that

Shaken, not deterred: the latest film delays are proof cinema is plotting a comeback

Only months ago, huge films were cast off to streaming services. Now studios are holding fire with a grand reopening in sight

Netflix paid £3.2m in tax on £940m of UK subscription revenue

2019 figures come as firm will this year start declaring such revenues to UK tax authorities

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