Reddit shares priced at $34 in largest IPO by social media company in years

Platform to make its debut on New York stock exchange on Thursday with a market value of $6.4bn

First it was Facebook, then Twitter. Is Reddit about to become rubbish too?

Reddit’s IPO is worrying for users – big money has a nasty habit of ruining our favourite sites, says digital culture journalist Hussein Kesvani

Chancellor says date would allow a spending review to be carried out in time for next April

Joint letter from regulators targets finance and utility sectors for volume and tone of correspondence to vulnerable customers

Potential move by RedBird IMI follows UK government plan to ban foreign state ownership of newspapers

New legislation could thwart planned £600m purchase of media group by UAE-backed consortium

Planned acquisition by UAE-backed RedBird IMI is being considered by the culture secretary

Company plans to raise up to $748m from sale of 22m shares, some of which have been set aside for users

Traditional ad revenue is suffering – but, crucially, streaming service ITVX is starting to deliver income

Slump in ad revenue outweighs record income from studio business

High court case has clarified time limit for cases, as group reports fall in profits amid advertising slump

With results due this week in a sinking ad market, the show was a timely reminder of what broadcast TV can do

Commercial broadcaster’s sell-off will help fund share buyback and expansion of ITVX

Increase is biggest hike in percentage terms of any major broadband or mobile firm this year

Media group says it will be ‘more profitable, more nimble’ after offloading Complex at a discount and implementing a restructure