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Grant Shapps writes to Twitter to ‘remind’ it to comply with UK law

Exclusive: Business secretary acts after Elon Musk announces sudden job cuts including staff at British operations

KFC apologises for Kristallnacht chicken and cheese promotion

Firm messaged German customers to suggest they ‘commemorate’ Nazi atrocity by eating its food

It shouldn’t be down to John Lewis’s Christmas ad to stand up for children in care

With social service budgets slashed, it’s become normal for charities and retailers to start doing the work of the state, says writer Daniel Lavelle

Elon Musk scraps Twitter’s work from home policy

The announcement comes as three top security officials leave the company and employees are asked to ‘self-certify’ compliance

John Lewis’ Christmas ad goes back to basics with foster dad’s story

From M&S to Tesco, festive advertisers have plumped for themes echoing strong family or community values

Meta mass sackings show Mark Zuckerberg is rattled

Investors only have themselves to blame for not insisting on equal voting rights to rein in tech pioneer

Facebook owner Meta to sack 11,000 workers after revenue collapse

Mark Zuckerberg says firm overinvested at start of Covid, adding ‘I got this wrong’

Fifa World Cup fails to score for ITV as fears grow over ads market

Broadcaster’s shares fall, with investors worried that cost of living crisis will crash UK advertising

Twitter bans comedian Kathy Griffin for impersonating Elon Musk

Users adopt Musk’s name after he announces suspension of accounts pretending to be someone else

Leo Sheridan obituary

Other lives: Journalist who investigated accidents at sea and in the air

Facebook’s parent Meta prepares to slash thousands of jobs – reports

Layoffs come after $80bn wiped off company’s market value last month amid global economic downturn

Elon Musk defends Twitter layoffs, saying staff given three months’ pay

New owner says company is losing $4m a day as he tries to reassure advertisers over content moderation

Celebrations scores PR hit with outrage over Bounty bars – that aren’t being removed

Almost all tubs retain the divisive bars, and Richard Osman and Piers Morgan provided free publicity

Twitter layoffs: anger and confusion as multiple teams reportedly decimated – as it happened

Thousands have lost their jobs, including the human rights team, according to reports from the media and former employees

Netflix with ads draws some big brands – but others are unimpressed

L’Oréal and Budweiser owner advertise on Basic with Ads, but high prices for slots put off some agencies

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