Waitrose named best supermarket by Which?
Waitrose named best supermarket by Which? . . Waitrose has been rated the best UK in-store supermarket in consumer group Which?’s annual satisfaction survey. The John Lewis-owned chain scored five…
Has Airbnb grown a conscience?
Has Airbnb grown a conscience? . . . Airbnb spent millions last year fighting new rules in Jersey City, just across the Hudson River from New York Corey Klein would…
Demand for Disney+ exceeds expectations
Demand for Disney+ exceeds expectations . Alberto E. Rodriguez . “The Mandalorian”, a Star Wars spin-off, was created for Disney+ Sign-ups for Disney’s new streaming service have shot past expectations,…
Airbus to pay SFO €1bn in corruption settlement
Airbus to pay SFO €1bn in corruption settlement . Airbus Airbus will pay nearly €1bn (£840m) to settle corruption cases with UK authorities. The deal follows a lengthy investigation by…
Air India: Can the national carrier finally find a buyer?
Air India: Can the national carrier finally find a buyer? . . . Air India has been haemorrhaging money for years The Indian government’s announcement that it will sell its…
Deepfakes: A threat to democracy or just a bit of fun?
Deepfakes: A threat to democracy or just a bit of fun? Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWATCH: This deepfake software can map celebrity faces on to anyone…
Which retailers were the Christmas winners and losers?
Which retailers were the Christmas winners and losers? . . Christmas sales results for retailers are rolling in and they are a mixed bag. Some retailers had a cracking Christmas,…
Heard it before? The rise of the anniversary album
Heard it before? The rise of the anniversary album . . “New Mariah Carey music – that’s always a reason to get me out spending money!” says Jeffrey Ingold, who…
British Steel takeover ‘making progress’
British Steel takeover ‘making progress’ . . . British Steel’s main operation is in Scunthorpe The firm due to take over British Steel has said it is confident it will…
Can governments ever run out of money?
Can governments ever run out of money? . . In the UK and US, political parties are promising spending splurges to appease voters after a decade of squeezes. Whether it’s…