Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
The rival to Twitter saw explosive growth but users have since drifted away, Meta boss acknowledges.
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British Airways owner IAG sees record profits as air travel recovers
Airline group IAG reports bumper profits helped by higher fares and a rebound in leisure travel.
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NatWest chair Sir Howard Davies says he won’t quit over Farage row
Sir Howard Davies says the bank, which is 39% owned by the taxpayer, has "the support of our main shareholder".
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Disabled flyers angry at airline ‘double charging’
Many carriers do not follow official guidance on reduced prices for care assistants, the BBC finds.
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Gina Miller’s political party bank account to be closed
Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down.
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Tupperware: Why have the troubled firm’s shares surged?
The 77-year-old company warned in April that it could go bust unless it quickly raised new financing.
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Netflix touts $900k AI jobs amid Hollywood strikes
The job posting amid a strike partly driven by AI fears triggers an angry reaction from actors.
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Do you need a degree to work in tech?
Big tech firms like IBM are no longer asking for degrees when hiring staff.
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Google: Don’t trust what our chatbot Bard tells you
The firm says users should check the accuracy of answers Bard provides with its traditional search engine.
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Eurozone interest rates reach joint record high
The European Central Bank raises rates for the ninth time in a row in an effort to control prices.
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