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Dwayne Johnson tops Forbes list of world’s highest-paid male actors

Netflix now accounts for quarter of all actors’ earnings as the Rock takes home biggest pay packet for second year running

‘You’ve been smoking too much!’: the chaos of Tony Wilson’s digital music revolution

The Factory impresario’s company Music33 sold individual songs as MP3s three years before Apple. But with a baffling interface and dial-up connections he was doomed

Evening Standard to cut one-third of staff as Covid-19 hits advertising

Print edition of London paper will remain but focus will shift to digital and mobile platforms

ITV suffers steepest advertising fall ever due to Covid-19 lockdown

Broadcaster records 43% drop in ad revenue in second quarter but is hopeful the worst is over

Disney opts for digital-first release of Mulan, shocking cinema owners

Mulan is first blockbuster to go straight to streaming in response to Covid-19 shuttering cinemas

TikTok ponders HQ in London after Donald Trump’s hostility

Video app’s owner ByteDance already has 800 of its European workforce in UK and Ireland

Ban SUV adverts to meet UK climate goals, report urges

High-polluting cars are threat to public health, says New Weather Institute thinktank

Yes, the tech giants are big – in truth, probably too big to break up

Despite Congress’s threats, no politician or president will want to panic fragile stock markets with antitrust action

Who will choose the next US president – the American people, or Facebook?

The social media titans are more powerful than politicians. But it doesn’t have to be this way, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Working from home fuels surge in BT sign-ups for UK’s ultra-fast broadband

Company reports near-70% increase in upgrades as Covid-19 crisis keeps Britons at home

John Lewis may turn surplus stores into affordable homes

Partnership also plans to close some supermarkets and sell own-label food at other retailers

Sky sees £575m fall in revenue as sport is hit by Covid-19 lockdown

Broadcaster reports 15% year-on-year drop as more than 200,000 customers switch off

‘This should never have happened’: lawmakers condemn Facebook’s Instagram acquisition – as it happened

Jerry Nadler unimpressed with Mark Zuckerberg’s answer on Instagram deal, while Amazon boss Jeff Bezos accused of hypocrisy – follow live

#MeToo and pin badges: how Tomboy beat the odds at South Korea’s box office

Céline Sciamma’s 2011 sophomore effort has become an unlikely hit thanks to South Korea’s own feminist reckoning – and the clever use of merchandise

UK broadband users to save £270m after Ofcom price review

Regulator finds 40% of customers are out of contract and most are paying too much

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