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Alphabet is the last of Big Tech to make cuts

The parent company of Google announced plans to let go around 8 per cent of its global workforce after investors called for cuts for months

Nanoco shares leap after Samsung settlement

US IP theft trial put on hold pending signing of 'binding agreement'

Artificial intelligence: bubble or next big thing?

The release of ChatGPT has opened the public's eyes to the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence.

Trading app gamification 'manipulates' investors: FCA

Investors are getting sucked in to high-risk behaviours, so much so that the CFA Institute wants a financial 'health warning' attached to apps

Tech layoffs signal new profit focus

Hourly earnings are already falling and will likely drop further after recent layoffs at Meta and Twitter

BT faces down 'altnet' threat

The telecoms company is reportedly planning on cutting prices to attract more wholesale customers to Openreach, while ‘altnets’ are trying to move in on its territory

Glastonbury raises prices as Amazon holds the line

Subscription services are using competitive pricing to take market share during the cost of living crisis.

Twitter and Netflix both squeezing users for cash

The companies are both going down the 'hybrid' route of subscription fees and advertising.

When will the tech rout end?

The tech bubble burst because of rising interest rates rather than an advertising recession.

Amazon's rising costs cripple profits

Amazon's operating profit halved because of over investment during the pandemic