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Top brands abandon social media platform as billionaire owner berates chief executives who have curbed spending
The returning chief executive hopes to repair relations with Hollywood creatives. But can charm alone revive Disney’s fortunes?
Five-year agreement made despite deteriorating relations with Bob Chapek
Rebellion by senior staff hastened reinstatement of predecessor Bob Iger
Companies walk away from book megamerger after a US judge deemed it anti-competitive
Entertainment company replaces leader after short tenure marked by controversy and missteps
Chris Licht, the network’s recently appointed chief executive, is preparing a fresh approach to news and deep job cuts after a slump in revenues
Ofcom fears news feeds drive young people to extremes and aggravate divisions in society
Privatisation expected to be among the many low-priority policies that will be scrapped by the prime minister
Big companies are damaged when their famous partner implodes, but they survive and move on
A decade of breakneck growth has ground to a halt and there are plenty of suspects beyond the slowing global economy
Advertising agency group is latest to improve outlook despite market headwinds
UK broadcaster examining whether to sell stake in maker of ‘Love Island’ and ‘Bodyguard’ in bid to unlock its value
Black Panther movie will hit screens after months of debate but US company says distribution laws must be reformed
Cheaper $6.99 monthly price marks reversal of longstanding opposition to advertising
Reach’s print advertising drops by a third in September and digital revenues slide
Auction process held back by disagreements over tax, deal structure and Roger Waters views on Ukraine war
Group including Sir Elton John allege ‘gross breaches of privacy’ while media group refutes claims
German group says licensing demands have made timetable unrealistic despite bids backed by billionaires
Family-owned powerhouse Bertelsmann awaiting US decision on whether it can proceed with publishing mega-deal
Former editor of the Daily Telegraph and The Sun to take charge of 238-year-old title
Writer who redefined historical fiction was ‘one of the greatest English novelists of this century’
Bertelsmann puts business up for sale after failed merger attempt
Marked change of tone from new culture secretary will raise broadcaster’s hopes of staying in public hands
TF1 and M6 abandon deal seen as test case of European consolidation after regulator raised objections
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