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CBS refuses to run Super Bowl ad for medical marijuana

Acreage Holdings, one of the largest cannabis investment companies, ‘disappointed but not surprised’ by news

What should Davos fear most? Consumers’ deep distrust of business

Companies have brought our weary cynicism on themselves, says author Stefan Stern

Celebrity social media influencers pledge to change way they post

Clampdown on stars being paid for endorsing products without disclosing firm rewards them

Forget Netflix – UK cinemas report best year at box office since 1970

Britons went to the movies 177m times in 2018, lured by local and Hollywood hits

Patisserie Valerie falls into administration as bank talks fail

More than 3,000 jobs at risk at chain plunged into crisis after £40m black hole in accounts

One thing to be grateful to Brexit for: Britons are buying less on credit

Consumer borrowing is falling, which is no bad thing. But it’s uncertainty, not regulation, that’s acting as the brake

ITV shares fall as broadcasters are warned not to underestimate Netflix

The market underappreciates the pace of the decline in TV consumption, say analysts

UK advertising market faces recession under no-deal Brexit

Spending in sector to decline by 3% this year to £22.5bn if UK crashes out of EU, says report

BA pulls advert showing couple winning on slot machines

Group of MPs had complained the British Airways ad was glamorising gambling

BA flies in to gambling storm with casino winners ad

Complaints made to industry regulator as MPs accuse airline of glamorising gambling

Vogue publisher Condé Nast reports annual loss of £14m

The 2017 figure is huge swing from £6.6m profit of previous year as publisher invests in digital growth

Business own goals: 2018’s worst corporate blunders

From #MeToo claims (categorically denied) to the most inflated bonuses

Sir Martin Sorrell: Facebook row hasn’t deterred advertisers

Ex-WPP chief says marketers are turning to Instagram and predicts more digital growth

Netflix to overtake Sky’s satellite TV subscriptions by end of year

Streaming giant predicted to hit 9.78m UK subscribers, with its rival on 9.64m households

Advertisers recoil as Tucker Carlson says immigrants make US ‘dirtier’

SmileDirectClub, NerdWallet and Indeed said they are pulling ads after the Fox News hosts intensified immigrant rhetoric

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