Katy Perry v Katie Perry: Singer loses trademark battle
The US singer was sued by an Australian fashion designer over her use of the name on tour clothing.
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UK games sector wanted Microsoft deal, says Sir Ian Livingstone
Sir Ian Livingstone says he hopes a settlement can be reached for Microsoft's takeover of Activision.
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Rents hit fresh high as lack of homes available continues
Despite some signs of more properties coming on to the market, asking rents are still rising, Rightmove says.
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HMV’s flagship Oxford Street store to reopen
The music retailer is to move back into 363 Oxford Street after a "dramatic" return to profit.
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Sri Lanka crisis: Central bank lays out extent of economic problems
The central bank's annual report highlighted the "unprecedented" increases in food and fuel prices.
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The Israeli plan to fit a fusion reactor into a container
Israel's NT-Tao wants to build a compact fusion reactor and has won investment from Honda.
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Amazon cloud and ad sales rise as online loses out
The company's online sales have been hit as shoppers return to in-store spending after the pandemic.
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Rail strike on 13 May, day of Eurovision final
The RMT is to strike after talks in long-running pay dispute break down again.
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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell pranked by Russians
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell is the latest personality to be pranked by comedians.
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Is the UK a bad place for tech firms?
Microsoft's president said a UK watchdog's move to block its Activision deal was "bad for Britain."
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