Microsoft-Activision faces fresh blow to bid to buy Call of Duty maker
The Federal Trade Commission’s request to block the Microsoft-Activision deal was rejected by a judge.
GST: India’s online game tax could kill a booming industry
The industry says it has been blindsided by the government’s “catastrophic” tax decision.
The firms giving nature a stake in their businesses
Some companies are giving shares to environmental groups, or putting such advocates on their board.
Threads: The BBC drama which affected a generation of viewers
Threads is a social media app for some and a nightmarish BBC movie from 1984 for others.
Air travel in Africa: Costly flights hold the continent back
Flying within Africa is extremely costly – and this is holding the continent back.
The entrepreneurs celebrating their past failures
Success in business is acclaimed, but a growing global movement wants failure to be celebrated too.
China hits Jack Ma’s Ant Group with nearly $1bn fine
After the fine, authorities signalled an end to a crackdown on tech firms.
Southern Water bosses decline bonuses after sewage discharge anger
Bosses of Southern Water are refusing their bonuses amid anger over discharges into the sea.
US jobs growth weakest in more than two years
Employers add 209,000 jobs in June, a sign higher borrowing costs may be beginning to bite.
Strike action could hit summer holiday flights in Europe
A union for European air traffic controllers says it could strike in a row over staffing and pay.