Mark Zuckerberg has an image problem - so why is Meta's business booming?

"Building is an act of love," he said, glancing down at the ground with his hands in his pockets. "It's how we impart what we believe, and we pour our hearts and our souls into what we make." Speaking to hundreds of…

Read more

Why are more roofs not made of solar tiles?

She would know. Collardson handles operations for the Solar Service of Colorado, a solar maintenance and inspection company. She's also held just about every other job in the industry, from installer to instructor. For…

Read more

'Add me on WhatsApp' scam calls to be investigated

The Information Commission's Office (ICO) had more than 3,600 complaints about automated calls in September - a five-year high and nearly three times the number it had in July. But it suspects millions of people are…

Read more

White House blocks Microsoft from foreign worker hiring programme

US Vice-President JD Vance on Thursday accused Microsoft alongside other firms of committing fraud through the use of the H-1B visa programme and a related process for workers from abroad to become permanent US…

Read more

Rogue Trooper review: Duncan Jones’ best film in decades

Since then Jones’ rockets have failed to ignite in such spectacular fashion: Source Code starring Jake Gyllenhaal was a smart if somewhat forgettable blockbuster; video game adaptation Warcraft was a disaster; and the…

Read more

Top bosses at Goldman Sachs to share bonus pot worth up to $500m

The eye-watering sum will be shared between 20 bankers, with its chief executive, David Solomon, due to take about $100m (£75.6m) of the reward, which is made up of Goldman Sachs stock. That is more than double the value…

Read more

Starbucks reportedly exploring Chipotle takeover

The potential deal comes as restaurant chains wrestle with uncertain demand from inflation-weary ⁠consumers and rising operating costs, prompting ⁠companies to look ​for new avenues of growth while facing pressure to…

Read more

Businesses could face flood of ‘trivial’ compensation claims over GDPR worries

Businesses could face a “raft” of “trivial” data protection claims if the Supreme Court rules compensation can be won for emotional distress or anxiety caused by data breaches without needing to prove any harm actually…

Read more

EY global revenue hits $57bn as AI demand fuels Big Four giant’s growth

Tax grew by 6 per cent, consulting by over 4 per cent, and assurance by 3 per cent. The Big Four stalwart said sales from AI services skyrocketed over the financial year by nearly 50 per cent due to client demand. The…

Read more

Harvey Nichols’ Birmingham store to close in January

The owner of Sports Direct bought the department store chain , whose headquarters are at the Knightsbridge site in London, for £43m on the day it was put into administration in mid-August. About 1,000 of the group's…

Read more