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Toyota scraps Olympics TV adverts amid lukewarm support in Japan

Carmaker will not air any Olympic-themed ads despite being one of the Games’ top corporate sponsors

Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital reports ‘post-pandemic rebound’ in economy

Advertising and marketing company upgrades profits despite growth of Delta Covid variant

Netflix to court older viewers as flow of young fans slows down

Streaming service to report lowest new subscriber numbers since 2011, with young viewers largely signed up

Why is Lord Rothermere taking Daily Mail and General Trust private?

Stars are aligned as non-media assets car dealer Cazoo and insurance business RMS promise cash injection

Rothermere readies £810m bid to take Daily Mail owner private

Daily Mail & General Trust chair’s family would buy about 70% of group that it does not already own

Lights, camera, studio space? Lack of production capacity hits UK film industry

Experts warn sector needs extra space equivalent to four new Pinewoods to sate demand

Evening Standard reports £17m loss as Covid hits London commuting

Freesheet’s revenues fall by 31% for the 12 months to 27 September

TfL hit by £100m fall in ad revenue across tube, rail and bus network

Exclusive: record low level of London journeys during Covid crisis drives down commercial income

What’s next for Jeff Bezos? Space, climate and media may all figure

As he hands over top job at Amazon, Bezos will remain largest shareholder and ‘has never had more energy’

Cristiano Ronaldo shoots to top of Instagram rich list

Portugal footballer can command as much as $1.6m to endorse a product on social media

So the government’s antitrust lawsuit against Facebook failed. Where now?

It turns out that Facebook is more powerful and resilient – and American antitrust law less helpful – than critics of big tech had hoped

Teneo CEO Declan Kelly resigns after claims of drunken misconduct

Co-founder of global public relations firm was accused of inappropriate behaviour at a charity concert

Menelik Shabazz, pioneering black British film-maker, dies aged 67

Burning an Illusion director and founder of Black Filmmaker Magazine died while working on a new film in Zimbabwe

Love Island premiere watched by smallest audience since 2017

ITV2 show attracted average of 2.47m viewers on launch night, with competition from Euro 2020 and Wimbledon

Grime artist Saskilla criticises music industry for a lack of change

Star’s Do Black Lives Still Matter? BBC documentary finds black people are still denied opportunities

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