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Danish man on trial over alleged £500k music streaming fraud

Aarhus court hears he may have profited from artificially generated playbacks, in case thought to be first of its kind

Monzo to clinch extra £350m from investors before expected listing

Digital bank’s funding round led by CapitalG, the vehicle of Google’s parent company Alphabet

Seized ransomware network LockBit rewired to expose hackers to world

Four arrested and LockBit victims will get help to recover data after joint operation in UK, US and Europe

Why is Apple facing a €500m fine from EU over music streaming?

European Commission will reportedly hand down punishment after tech organisation imposed ‘unfair trading conditions’ in the music streaming market

EU opens formal investigation into TikTok; Bank of England ‘could worsen recession’ without interest rate cuts soon – as it happened

The European Union to investigate if TikTok breached online content rules aimed at protecting children, as Andy Haldane urges central bank to consider interest-rate cuts

When your food comes via a delivery app, the exploitation is baked right in

Delivery services are only viable if someone is underpaid. Little wonder riders went on strike, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Amount of fraud in UK more than doubled to £2.3bn in 2023, report finds

Accounting firm BDO also warns of future impact of fraudsters using artificial intelligence to rip off customers

Microsoft-backed OpenAI valued at $80bn after company completes deal

Company to sell existing shares in ‘tender offer’ led by venture firm Thrive Capital, in similar deal as early last year

Air Canada ordered to pay customer who was misled by airline’s chatbot

Company claimed its chatbot ‘was responsible for its own actions’ when giving wrong information about bereavement fare

Take the money and run? I tested X’s paid-promotion model, and it was woeful

Granted, a $50 investment wasn’t going draw in millions of clicks, but I expected more than just a few bots to show interest

Lyft CEO says ‘My bad’ after earnings typo sends stock up 60%

The company had predicted it would grow by 5% in 2024, but later said that the real increase would be a factor of 10 lower

Post-Brexit watchdog ‘ready’ to investigate flood of cheaper Chinese electric cars

Remarks by head of trade authority come amid fears UK firms could be undercut ‘to extinction’

Will hydrogen overtake batteries in the race for zero-emission cars?

In part six of our series exploring myths surrounding EVs, we weigh up what will be the power of the future

The Guardian view on the digital pound: an impetuous idea with a risky momentum of its own

Editorial: A ‘Britcoin’ would trade convenience for societal dangers that hard cash keeps in check

Three apologises after network outages affect 10,000 customers across UK

Network had different problems over the weekend and Monday but service now said to be recovering

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  • US gas prices surge to highest level in four years, averaging $4.15 a gallon
  • Fears of resurgence in Somali piracy after three vessels hijacked in a week
  • Singing activists disrupt NatWest meeting over ‘climate backtracking’
  • ‘It feels like a betrayal’: anger as Apple to close its first unionized store in the US
  • UAE quits Opec in ‘pivotal moment’ for oil producing group – as it happened
  • Turn on, tune in, cash out … The US right used to fear psychedelics. Now it wants to sell them
  • Europe’s smaller airports ‘under threat’ if fuel shortages cause many cancellations
  • Barclays cuts back risky lending after £228m hit from UK mortgage firm MFS
  • BP profits more than double as oil prices soar in Iran war
  • Deloitte and Zoom’s trims to parental-leave benefits may hurt them in long run, experts say
  • ‘Like cutting the head off a hydra’: how Mary Cain exposed Nike’s disgraced coaching team
  • Shares in buy-to-let mortgage lenders fall after report Reeves plans rent freeze
  • Price rises in UK shops slow as retailers apply heavy discounts to lure shoppers
  • EE couldn’t change pricey broadband and TV deal after my husband died
  • Woolworths broke its own rules intended to prevent price manipulation, court hears
  • Rachel Reeves’s fiscal rules buffer should be ‘significantly larger’, say peers
  • UK has wealthy Europe’s ‘third-highest’ rate of young adults not in work or study
  • US supreme court weighs blocking lawsuits against Roundup makers alleging weedkiller causes cancer
  • Nationwide should give its boardroom challenger a fair run
  • Claire’s to close remaining UK stores on Tuesday with more than 1,000 job losses
  • Shell to buy Canadian shale producer ARC Resources for $16.4bn
  • Taylor Swift files trademarks for voice and image amid concern over AI misuse
  • EU faces ‘China shock’ as EV imports drive Beijing’s record surplus with bloc
  • Goldman raises oil price forecasts as Iran war deadlock continues; Shell buying Canada’s ARC in $13.6bn deal – as it happened
  • China blocks $2bn Meta takeover of AI agent developer Manus
  • California billionaire tax proposal garners enough signatures to head to ballot
  • What’s going on with Spirit Airlines and could the White House bail them out?
  • G7 central banks poised to hold borrowing costs amid concerns over prolonged Iran war
  • HSBC ‘reviewing’ private school perk for bankers in Hong Kong

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