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Spotify to cut 600 jobs after CEO admits to expanding too quickly

Music streaming service becomes latest tech firm to announce cuts after pandemic overexpansion

Twitter to launch ad-free subscription tier, Elon Musk says

Tesla boss hopes for rise in revenue after advertising downturn in wake of takeover

Is Elon Musk’s Twitter in too much trouble to cover its debts?

Social media platform faces $300m interest payment this week, and default could trigger debt restructuring – or bankruptcy

Meet Hugo and Huxley, the ‘pet influencers’ making £100k a year

Boom in advertising trend for creatures to promote everything from cars to collars and ferries to wellies

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings steps down as CEO of streaming company

Hastings will be succeeded by co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos, and will continue in the company as executive chairman

Twitter hit by 40% revenue drop amid ad squeeze, say reports

More than 500 advertising clients have reportedly paused spending since Elon Musk’s takeover in October

‘Proud to be a disruptor’: GB News faces growing pains as it tries to clean up image

Right-leaning TV channel to cut costs, hire new talent and enforce ‘discipline’ as it aims for growth

BBC to keep Olympics rights until at least 2032

Deal with EBU and Warner Bros Discovery retains same coverage as existing agreement

ITVX enjoys strong first month thanks to A Spy Among Friends and World Cup

ITV streaming hours jump by 55% in first weeks of new service as it tries to compete against Netflix and more

Mirror and Express publisher Reach to axe 200 roles in £30m cost-cutting drive

Newspaper group reports slump in print and digital ads in recent World Cup, Black Friday and Christmas season

British PR man to get £35m payday as Teneo buys Tulchan

UK financial PR firm acquired by US group in a deal valuing business at more than £70m

Disney CEO Bob Iger tells staff to return to office four days a week

Chief executive told workers to treat ‘Monday through Thursday as in-person workdays’, according to email

Job cuts and falling shares: how did it all go so wrong for the US tech sector?

As Amazon axes 18,000 roles and Tesla loses 65% of its value, we examine the causes of the glitch hitting Silicon Valley

Meta dealt blow by EU ruling that could result in data use ‘opt-in’

Irish regulator fines Facebook owner €390m after EU rejects argument for use of data to drive personalised ads

Twitter to relax curbs on political ads as revenues drop

Since Elon Musk’s takeover, advertisers have paused spending amid fears of a rise in divisive content

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