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Chinese owner of video app TikTok signs licensing deal with independent record labels
Le Maire and Mnuchin reach truce in talks to transform how multinationals are taxed
US group seeks long-elusive recognition for its brands in rare bet on profit-thin sector
Manhattan prosecutors detail alleged assault at start of disgraced mogul’s criminal trial
Ecommerce giant’s streaming service has 55m users in an increasingly crowded market
Non-US viewers help streaming service top analyst forecasts, but domestic market drags
US sports site plans to hire more overseas reporters after push into English Premier League coverage
Tony Hall to step down as director-general after seven ‘stable’ years in charge
Tenure cut short in move orchestrated to minimise government influence over future negotiations
Big ideas and bigger specs are no longer enough to preserve a dying business model
Industry says unusually strong 2019 releases concealed the wretched state of business
Difference between men and women’s salaries at consultancy firm is double the broadcaster’s
Data protection watchdog to start investigating companies in breach of GDPR
Investors catapulted Alphabet’s stock market value above $1tn for the first time on Thursday
Comcast-owned broadcaster launches Peacock, which many customers can watch for free
Publishing group has suffered from management and strategic mis-steps
What you say on twitter could end up used by brands to influence what people buy
Group claims content on Facebook and YouTube is suppressed during deadly land dispute
Educational publisher’s finance chief to follow chief John Fallon out the door
Plan to relax rules on filming of judgments in high profile cases
Annette Thomas to take on role after David Pemsel stepped down last year
Twitter’s and Google’s limiting of political advertising doesn’t make them inherently morally superior.
Director-general launches staunch defence of public service broadcaster’s role
A vision for Global Britain must include the corporation, its unique reach and role in UK creative industries
Tribunal ruling in equal pay dispute could leave broadcaster open to series of future claims
