James Titcomb

France has launched a UK advertising blitz as it tries to lure away disillusioned businesses following Rachel Reeves's tax raid

Campaign is latest attempt by European governments to capitalise on uncertainty in UK

Google is facing demands from the US government to sell Chrome, the world's most popular web browser, as part of a landmark attempt to break up the company.

Department of Justice move would severely weaken the search giant against its rivals

Lack of investment threatens Britain’s position in global tech race

In the motley crew of Donald Trump’s cabinet appointments, it would have been easy to miss the 45-year-old lawyer who is already part of the Washington establishment.

App-based alternative is increasingly popular among new and younger users

In the motley crew of Donald Trump's cabinet appointments , it would have been easy to miss the 45-year-old lawyer who is already part of the Washington establishment.

For much of its 233-year history, the Ordnance Survey has been synonymous with detailed maps of the British countryside, beloved by ramblers and orienteers.

Brendan Carr is eyeing a crackdown on big tech after being appointed to lead a big US regulator