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Twitter poised to agree $46.5bn takeover with Elon Musk, reports say

Company close to accepting offer price of $54.20 a share, with deal valuing business at $43bn

Biden: Republicans’ Disney law shows ‘far right has taken over party’

Florida strips company of self-governing power for opposing Governor Ron DeSantis’s ‘don’t say gay’ law

Investors should take a cautious approach to THG takeover talk

The retailer continues to make the simple business of selling stuff online sound complicated

Elon Musk secures $46.5bn to fund possible hostile bid for Twitter

Tesla CEO is putting $21bn of his own money in the package, according to US watchdog filing

US hedge fund billionaire sells Netflix stake at huge loss

Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square fund dumps 7% stake for $400m loss after streaming service’s value plunges

Netflix shares fall more than 35% after streamer loses over 200,000 subscribers

Company expects to lose 2 million more over the next quarter as subscribers rethink commitment to streaming services

Why is Netflix losing so many subscribers and what can it do about it?

Amid fightback activity, streaming service may also need to ask whether actual product needs changing

If Netflix is stumbling will Wall Street renew or cancel?

It disrupted the market and has more than 200m subscribers. But with slower growth, some say Netflix must change its game

Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for more than $40bn

Tech entrepreneur makes offer of $54.20 a share in cash to ‘unlock potential’ of social media site

How ‘free speech absolutist’ Elon Musk would transform Twitter

Analysis: Musk’s past musings about Twitter show desire to reshape essence of its business model

English cricket on back foot after ad watchdog bans junk food campaign

ASA found that campaign from KP Snacks, which sponsors ECB’s Hundred competition, targeted ads at children

Musk unlikely to fade into background by not joining Twitter board

Analysis: Past week of activity from tech billionaire support platform chief’s prediction of disruptions ahead

Elon Musk will not join Twitter board after all, company’s chief says

Parag Agrawal says tech entrepreneur has declined offer, adding: ‘I believe this is for the best’

Elon Musk unveils vision for Twitter after joining board

The Tesla boss, who now has a 9.2% stake in the social network, has offered suggestions and criticisms in a series of tweets

When Elon Musk buys into Twitter, I don’t need a little bird to tell me something’s afoot

The Tesla and SpaceX boss becoming the biggest stakeholder in the social media company should set alarm bells ringing

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