E3: Once world’s biggest gaming show permanently axed
The annual video game expo struggled to stay popular after gaming giants launched their own events.
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Zara says it regrets Gaza images misunderstanding
The fashion company says it has now pulled all pictures from an advertising campaign about a jacket.
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Unilever faces ‘greenwashing’ probe by UK watchdog
The Competition and Markets Authority says the firm may be overstating how "green" certain products are.
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UK pay growth slows as jobs market stalls
Wage increases are easing but continue to outpace inflation, making an imminent interest rate cut unlikely.
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Ban ‘confusing’ phone, TV and broadband price rises, says Ofcom
The regulator wants customers to be told about any mid-contract price rises at the point of sale.
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US toy giant Hasbro making more job cuts
The maker of Transformers action figures and Monopoly will lay off about 1,100 workers globally - close to 20% of its staff.
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Google loses monopoly case to Fortnite maker Epic Games
A jury found that the tech giant used illegal strategies to maintain its app store dominance.
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Could there be a gold rush for buried hydrogen?
Many see hydrogen as the green fuel of the future so underground deposits of the gas could be valuable.
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Renting: Pace of rising costs has peaked, says Zoopla
Rents on new lets in UK are up nearly 10% a year, but the pace of the increase is slowing, it says.
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Controversial clothes hook spy cameras for sale on Amazon
The hidden devices remain available despite being at the centre of a US case against the firm.
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