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Rishi Sunak vows to press ahead with Channel 4 privatisation

Tory leadership candidate’s backing for privatisation clears way for sale of broadcaster next year

Shares in Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital halve as staff costs hit earnings

Digital advertising group slashes full-year earnings target by about £40m after rapid hiring in content division

Chinese vaping giant flouting UK advertising rules on selling to children

Observer investigation finds Chinese-owned brand Elf Bar is fuelling the boom in e-cigarettes among young people as social media influencers on TikTok promote its goods in an apparent breach of advertising rules

Virgin Media O2 explores bid for rival TalkTalk

Pay-TV, broadband and mobile company aims to build scale to take on BT and Sky

Netflix teams up with Microsoft on cheaper streaming with adverts

Platform belatedly follows rivals in appealing to cash-strapped consumers as it loses subscribers

‘A model of bad faith’: why Twitter is suing Elon Musk

Analysis: Twitter’s fury at Tesla CEO’s attempt to walk away from a $44bn deal is spelled out in its lawsuit

CMA investigates sport broadcasters over ‘cartel-like behaviour’

Watchdog says it suspects possible breaches of competition law around purchase of freelance services

Klarna’s road ahead looks a little harder this year

With Apple set to enter the market and shrinking appetite for tech stocks the future looks less rosy for buy now, pay later firm

Evening Standard’s losses climb to nearly £70m over five years

Evgeny Lebedev’s London freesheet reports £14m loss for last year as Covid continues to hit advertising

How laughing Elon Musk got serious about ending Twitter deal

Billionaire finds platform he no longer wants to buy useful after termination of $44bn takeover

Can Elon Musk really walk away from $44bn Twitter takeover?

World’s richest man is arguing that Twitter has more spam accounts than it claims, lowering its value

Elon Musk may have to complete $44bn Twitter takeover, legal experts say

Tesla chief wants to terminate deal but he could be compelled to go through with it or pay a break fee

Exit the internet, enter the metaverse – your online future is in 3D

Venture capitalist Matthew Ball’s new book explores the three-dimensional virtual world that is set to supersede the net. What might this alternative digital reality have in store for users?

Zenith chief executive Natalie Cummins: getting ahead, flexibly

Remote working was the norm at the media agency long before Covid, and its boss puts much of its success down to happy, well-treated employees

Elon Musk Twitter takeover deal in ‘serious jeopardy’

Washington Post says Musk team has stopped certain funding discussions as Tesla CEO questions spam account figures

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