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Watchdog bans London tube Floki Inu cryptocurrency ad campaign

Advertisements named after Elon Musk’s dog allegedly took advantage of consumers’ naivety

Value of Mirror publisher Reach plunges 25% after it warns of profit squeeze

Daily Mirror owner expects ‘modest’ drop in operating profits this year due to inflation and soaring costs

Comparethemarket pulls meerkat ads from TV news after Ukraine invasion

Site says fictional Russian billionaire Aleksandr Orlov has ‘no association with the current situation’

‘Aggressive’ marketing of formula milk flouts code, warns WHO as it urges curbs

‘Misleading’ messages from $55bn-a-year industry are ‘unethical’, says report, which calls for plain packaging rules similar to tobacco

Jeremy Paxman invests in Scottish organic whisky distillery

University Challenge presenter revealed as financial backer of ‘green’ Scotch producer in west Highlands

Acute skills shortage threatens British film studios’ production boom

In a golden era for the industry, schedules are being hit by unprecedented demand for experienced crew

Boohoo forced to drop ‘sexually suggestive’ images by watchdog

Fast-fashion retailer ‘objectified’ women by using photos of model wearing bikini bottoms to sell T-shirt

‘Don’t take the damn thing’: how Spotify playlists push dangerous anti-vaccine tunes

Conspiracy theory songs claiming Covid-19 is fake and calling vaccine ‘poison’ being actively promoted in Spotify playlists

Stanley Tucci’s puntastic San Pellegrino deal heralds a fizzy future for celebrity endorsements

Kevin Bacon may not care much about mobile coverage and George Clooney might not always drink coffee from plastic pods. But you could imagine Stanley Tucci drinking posh sparkling water

UK film and TV industry bounces back from Covid with record £5.6bn spend

Annual investment doubles as production industry races to replenish libraries depleted by the pandemic

‘They just worked’: reports of CDs’ demise inspires wave of support

Format might not have romance of vinyl but its versatility and reliability will never be topped, say supporters

Why the Facebook owner’s shares are in freefall

Analysis: shares in Meta fell by 25% after latest results revealed first-ever decline in daily users

Country Life publisher reeling after shareholder revolt over executive pay

Future’s shares tumble as investors vote down scheme in which CEO could be awarded £40m

Facebook’s first ever drop in daily users prompts Meta shares to tumble

Mark Zuckerberg says company faces tough competition for attention from rivals such as TikTok

BT enters exclusive talks with Discovery on BT Sports

Potential joint venture with US pay-TV firm and Eurosport owner is a blow to Dazn, the ‘Netflix of sports’

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