Spotify has announced it is dropping Heardle – the name-that-tune game inspired by Wordle. The streaming giant had acquired the game last July, five months… Read More »Some bad news if you play Heardle – Spotify says it’s shutting the game down
Montana has passed a bill banning TikTok in the state. The state House voted 54-43 to pass the bill – which goes further than prohibitions… Read More »US state votes to ban TikTok for first time – but how would this work?
The chancellor has told Sky News there is “no room for complacency” in tackling the UK’s economic problems after official figures revealed no GDP growth… Read More »0% GDP growth shows there is ‘no room for complacency’, says chancellor
The world’s richest man Bernard Arnault has received a boost after his luxury goods company LVMH reported a 17% rise in global sales. The group,… Read More »Sales soar at luxury firm headed by world’s richest man
The overall supply of candidates for jobs has increased for the first time in more than two years, a survey of recruiters suggests. While the… Read More »Rise in job candidates ‘suggests tide could be turning’ in labour market
Thousands of UK Vodafone customers have complained after suffering from a broadband connection outage. Downdetector, a website where people can log outages, reported a peak… Read More »Vodafone broadband outages reported across UK
Wizz Air was the worst major airline for flight delays from the UK last year, according to an investigation. The figures, from the Civil Aviation… Read More »Which short-haul airline was ranked UK’s worst for delays last year?
The FTSE-100 gambling giant behind Paddy Power is lining up a US-based businessman as its next chairman – a move that will further cement plans… Read More »Compass points to US as Paddy Power owner lines up new chairman
Britain’s pensions lifeboat is to hoist a ‘for sale’ sign above Kodak Alaris, the photographic equipment group it took control of as part of a… Read More »Pensions lifeboat seeks ‘Kodak Moment’ with sale plot
High interest rates, US bank failures and geopolitical divisions in Europe are reasons why the world economy is expected to grow less than 3% in… Read More »Less than 3% world economic growth predicted due to geopolitical divisions and US bank failures – IMF chief