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By: Riya Makwana, Hannah Boland, James Warrington, Patrick Mulholland, Gareth Corfield, Matt Oliver
Facebook's founder's push into virtual worlds is increasingly seen by investors as an expensive hobby
By: Riya Makwana, Hannah Boland, Matthew Field, Patrick Mulholland, Matt Oliver
The company reduced its future cash flow assumptions in the face of the cost of living crisis
By: Matt Oliver, Matthew Field, Riya Makwana, Patrick Mulholland, Rachel Millard, Hannah Boland
Oil and gas giant did not pay any tax in Britain, despite an existing windfall scheme
By: Hannah Boland, Patrick Mulholland, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Rachel Millard, Simon Foy, Matthew Field, Matt Oliver
The industry will be rendered uncompetitive before it ever produces gas at scale
By: Hannah Boland, Matthew Field, Patrick Mulholland, Simon Foy, Rachel Millard, Matt Oliver
Criticism comes after Paddy Cosgrave invited a controversial far-left news website to his tech conference
By: Eir Nolsøe, Matthew Lynn, Patrick Mulholland, Rachel Millard, Matt Oliver, Howard Mustoe, James Warrington
Economic turmoil is expected to spur an even larger wave of bankruptcies over the next year
By: Howard Mustoe, Matthew Lynn, Matt Oliver, Matthew Field, Rachel Millard, Patrick Mulholland
Billionaire says he wants to strike a balance between allowing free speech and avoiding a ‘hellscape’
By: Eir Nolsøe, Howard Mustoe, Matt Oliver, Rachel Millard, Patrick Mulholland, James Warrington
Operator Centrica says capacity will not reach 100pc unless ministers agree a subsidy
By: Matt Oliver, Eir Nolsøe, Tim Wallace, Rachel Millard, James Warrington, Patrick Mulholland
Akshata Murty earns £6.8m before tax from stake in Infosys
By: Rachel Millard, Simon Foy, Matt Oliver, Kate Andrews, Oliver Gill, Patrick Mulholland, James Warrington
Donald Trump has said Twitter is “now in sane hands” following a $44bn (£38bn) takeover by Elon Musk.
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