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Peloton activist attack, IPO lock-ups unchained, earbud avalanche
Axel Springer among the media groups demanding that Brussels intervene on search giant’s plan
Some staff had criticised Mustafa Suleyman for an overly aggressive management style
Technology companies on the defensive as Congress moves ahead with measures aimed at reshaping regulation
After years of techlash, the stage is set for a final push for legislation to rein in companies
Search giant to buy Central St Giles development in addition to spending another $1bn on King’s Cross headquarters
Group targets Brussels officials and politicians with advertising, emails and social media posts
US lobby group to close as Silicon Valley groups start to distance themselves from each other
Crypto reined in, FT POTY Musk interview, Oppo’s Air Glass
Mindfulness start-ups seem like a lucrative solution to problems the tech sector created
Both sides decided they needed each other — and without the risks of a public relations fight
Execs say they are losing out because of the dominance of paid-for ads and the tech giant’s growing proprietary services
Competition watchdog offers to close investigation into tech giant’s decision to phase out cookies
Metro’s community vision; tensions between Numis and THG; and Google’s fintech boss has Bond on the mind
European parliament agreed its position on the Digital Markets Act last night
Global Fibre Explorer will enable companies to identify biggest issues in sourcing materials
Game maker’s legal filing claims Android parent waged a campaign to ‘maintain monopoly’
Investment is essential in order to keep up with cyber attacks and competing technologies
Victory for competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager as court upholds 2017 fine
Ruling puts end to £3.3bn legal action filed on behalf of Apple iPhone users
The tech giant is waiting for rulings from both the European Court of Justice and UK Supreme Court on Wednesday
Chicago-based futures exchange sells $1bn stake to tech group
CME plans to accelerate shift of trading systems into Google data centres under 10-year pact
Companies like Google are designing workplaces that help people connect to the natural world in an effort to attract talent and boost productivity
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