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How did Netflix get away with not paying income tax in 2018?

The company posted its largest ever profit in 2018 – $845m – but paid no federal (or state) income tax, and there are a few clues as to why

Government’s secret post-Brexit plan must rule out the Singapore model

Whitehall should publish the findings of ‘Project After’ to clarify the direction of UK industrial strategy in the case of no-deal

Philip Green accused of racial, physical and sexual abuse

Businessman faces string of allegations by employees after injunction is lifted

Philip Green faces £3m legal bill as new abuse allegations published

Telegraph alleges retail tycoon paid people large sums in return for their silence

Satirical news website the Daily Mash sold for £1.2m

Site known for spoof headlines shared on social media bought by Bath-based Digitalbox

Twitter shares fall amid concern over falling user numbers

Company reports 321 million active monthly users in fourth quarter, a drop of 5 million

UKTV CEO quits as BBC prepares to take full control of broadcaster

Darren Childs linked with football and rugby union roles while BBC plans deal

Spotify buys podcast firms Gimlet and Anchor

Streaming service reports first quarterly profits as it reveals plans to broaden beyond music

I’m a Celebrity … app maker forced to pull gambling adverts

ASA says app sponsored by Tombola did not do enough to protect under-18s

What 2,000 job cuts tell us: the free market kills digital journalism

Big commercial online news providers are shedding staff in large numbers as social media firms swallow advertising revenues

ITV’s Love Island lands record sponsorship deal with Uber Eats

Food delivery service is thought to have paid about £5m for tie-in with hit show

UK broadcasters face advertising tipping point, new study finds

Audience decline seen among 16- to 34-year-olds forecast to spread to other demographics

Brexit warnings by Airbus and Siemens cannot be ignored

Major UK manufacturers know what they are talking about, unlike those clamouring for a no-deal exit

Facebook let children run up huge bills, court papers show

Staff discussed what to do with high-spending children before deciding to refuse refunds

BBC considers setting up international base in Belgium after Brexit

Move to a EU member state needed for licence to continue broadcasting across continent

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