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Ofcom says practice curbs competition and confuses customers
Acquisition is the latest in a wave of big-ticket M&A sweeping the semiconductor sector
Partnership will allow users to shop as they scroll through short-form videos
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X5 plans to boost customer base with more delivery services through its own apps
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Workers have rushed to use apps which give them early access to earnings
Dual listing of payments group is priced to go. Long-term investors should ask why
Recurring revenues are better than licence sales — they are more predictable
Move comes as Brussels looks to update legislation on how harmful content is monitored and removed
Move will allow users to play titles instantly without need for software downloads
Group warns coronavirus resurgence will depress corporate spending
Investors bet South Korean group’s units will boost dividends to help family pay inheritance taxes
Brussels is preparing sweeping legislation to curb the market dominance of Big Tech
In our series on new research, a Ceibs professor looks at big names innovating through partnerships
Hype around the GPT-3 language model underlines why leaders must know the right questions to ask
Google, Apple and other Silicon Valley groups have a history of teaming up to lock in market dominance
UK group’s new chief executive plots growth path following tension with Chinese investor
Mats Rahmstrom says protectionism will force cost cuts as manufacturing comes back to US and Europe
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