Yahoo And AOL Sold For $5bn As Verizon Abandons Media Empire Dreams
They! may! take! the! exclamation! point! but! they! will! never! take! our! headlines! Verizon has sold its media divi... Read more
Terminal Trickery, Or How To Improve A Novel Immeasurably
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Bitcoin Is Disgusting And Contrary To The Interests Of Civilization Says Famed Investor Charlie Munger
Berkshire Hathaway’s annual Q&A also smashed Robinhood, tweaked Elon Musk, fawned over Apple Bitcoin is "disgusti... Read more
My Money: 'It Feels Like A Luxury To Shop For Non-essential Items'
Social care worker Sarah takes us through her weekly spending as England's national lockdown lifts. Read more
'Urban Flight' Raises House Prices In Villages
Property values in less densely-populated areas have risen faster than elsewhere, the Resolution Foundation says. Read more
India Covid: Why Indian Bosses Overseas Are Sending Aid
Why overseas Indian bosses are sending oxygen and medical supplies to Covid-stricken India. Read more
More Festivals Face Cancellation Without Government Aid
Over a quarter of 2021's music festivals have been scrapped but organisers say others are under threat. Read more
Intel Laid Me Off For Being Too Old, Engineer Claims In Lawsuit
'If you think age is an advantage in this job, you are mistaken' A former Intel engineer, laid off in 2015, has sued th... Read more
Covid: UK Clubbers Return To Liverpool For Trial Night
Thousands return to the dance floor in Liverpool at a test event with no social distancing or masks. Read more
EasyJet And Virgin Atlantic Call For Re-opening Of Skies
Airlines say travel to Europe and the US is largely risk-free and easing restrictions must not be delayed. Read more
Covid: Teletext Holidays Faces Court Over Unpaid Refunds
The competition watchdog says the firm has not paid £7m in refunds for holidays cancelled during the pandemic. Read more
Restaurants Struggle To Find Staff Ahead Of Reopening
Some venues may have to limit their opening hours after more than one in ten hospitality workers left the sector. Read more
Co-op To Scrap Plastic 'bags For Life'
The supermarket follows Morrisons in announcing it will ditch reusable plastic shopping bags. Read more
Banks Fail In Bid To Share Cost Of Refunding Scam Victims
Negotiations between banks to create a permanent, central pot of money to refund scam victims have collapsed. Read more
Eurozone Suffers Double-dip Recession As Pandemic Impact Continues
Activity in the bloc has been hit by a renewed surge in infections this year and Covid-related restrictions. Read more