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Gambling firms among heaviest radio advertisers during school run

Data prompts warnings about millions of children’s potential exposure to betting promotions

Firms under fire for using UK influencers to push nicotine products

Companies accused of using social media influencers to entice young people to try nicotine products

After digital flops, can Rupert Murdoch’s UK empire fight back?

The effort to break free of its print roots has been a long and expensive struggle for News UK

‘People believe people like themselves’: meet the shop-floor TikTok stars

Marks & Spencer, John Lewis and Superdrug have influencer store staff who outshine corporate social media

Netflix’s Bridgerton and Rebecca fuel tourism boom in south-west England

Region is key production location for US streaming firms and UK broadcasters

John Lewis Christmas ad featuring teen alien to crash-land on TV screens

Retailer launches ad a week earlier than usual after surge in online searches for festive products

Rothermere family offers £3.1bn to take Daily Mail owner private

Offer is for 64% of DMGT, which also publishes the i and Metro, that Rothermeres do not already own

UK business rates review may tax streaming services and online goods

Netflix and Spotify, digital newspapers, ebooks plus click-and-collect goods also targeted in online sales tax

Mark Zuckerberg should quit Facebook, says Frances Haugen

Whistleblower says a new CEO should prioritise online safety over Meta restructure

‘Not a massive amount of help’: retailers give verdict on budget

Staff at stores selling tools, groceries and toys comment on the help available after a year of lockdowns

Hong Kong doubles down on Covid restrictions to fall into line with mainland China

Carrie Lam appears willing to sacrifice city’s reputation as an international business centre to please Beijing’s push for zero Covid

UK advertisers poised to spend an extra £1bn on Christmas campaigns

Broadcast extravaganzas to return as British companies forecast to spend a record £7.9bn, up 13% on last year

John Lewis pulls controversial advert for being ‘potentially misleading’

Home insurance ad featuring a boy in a dress taken off air after financial regulator warning

UK phone networks to block scam calls from abroad

Providers agree to automatically bar calls that are made to look as if they come from British numbers

Facebook’s approach to regulation raises eyebrows once again

Dispute with UK competition watchdog offered a near-perfect illustration of corporate arrogance

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