Review could mean goodbye to loud messages on carriages - Daily Mail
A year-long review ordered by ministers will begin today to consider curbs on the bombardment of passengers with announcements such as 'See it. Say it. Sorted'.
Netflix faces rocky road after pandemic wins - BBC News
The firm's membership growth slowed significantly last year after surging at the beginning of the pandemic.
Netflix misses subscriber target, shares fall on weak forecast - Al Jazeera English
The world’s largest streaming service added 8.3 million customers from October to December.
City of London firms begin summoning workers back to the office - The Irish Times
Goldman Sachs among those making the move
Trains told to get rid of torrent of 'Tannoy spam' - BBC News
Rail chiefs are set to get rid of unnecessary on-board announcements to make journeys more peaceful.
Tinder is charging young gay and lesbian users and over-30s up to 48% more - Daily Mail
Consumer group Which? said its findings suggest possible discrimination and a potential breach of UK law by the popular dating app. Tinder said the claims were 'categorically untrue'.
Kia's £41,000 electric EV6 is What Car?'s Car of the Year 2022 - This is Money
Judges said the EV6 was the unanimous winner having 'stood out for setting new benchmarks for electric cars' from when it hit the market late last year.
Norfolk hospital patients to be sent to hotel to free up bed space - BBC News
Patients well enough to leave hospitals but still in need of support will be sent to a "care hotel".
Unilever's failed bid for Glaxo a “near-death experience”, says Terry Smith - The Times
Terry Smith has launched a fresh attack on Unilever’s management, describing its rebuffed £50 billion bid for GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer business as a “near-de
M&S closes one of oldest branches in Britain after nearly 100 years as high street crushed - Express
MARKS and Spencer is shutting down one of its oldest branches in a further blow to a troubled high street.
Peloton shares dive on report of production pause - BBC News
The firm's shares fell more than 20% as investors worry that demand for its pricey exercise machines is waning.
