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NBCUniversal's former head of advertising is revealed as the new boss of the social network.

Simon Thompson was under pressure after a long industrial dispute and accusations he had misled MPs.

The economy grew only slightly in the first three months of the year, as high prices kept purse strings tight.

Consumer group Which? says costs at popular destinations are up with customers often stung by hidden charges.

The company says it is "considering outsourcing financial services".

Interest rates rise to 4.5% - their highest level for almost 15 years in an attempt to slow soaring prices.

The Bank of England governor says buyers should treat these sometimes riskier deals with caution.

The government will now run the service after months of delays and cancellations.

Disney says it will link Hulu and Disney+ services in a "one-app experience" for users in the US.

The Bank of England has raises rates again but faces tough choices in the fight against inflation.

The country saved $5bn as it ramped up purchases following Western sanctions on Russia.

Bank industry group UK Finance calls for tech firms to help reimburse fraud victims.

Supermarkets have been criticised for not passing on wholesale price falls quickly enough.

The online retailer, which owns Topshop, says trading has been "very challenging" in recent months.

The product requires a good credit history, but does not need the financial backing of family or friends.

Thousands entitled to pension credit are being urged to claim it or risk missing out on extra support.

It comes as a new survey suggests one in three managers have seen inappropriate behaviour at work events.

The careers site is the latest tech company to announce major job cuts.

One pub chain says sales on Sunday had been "really, really strong" as hospitality firms hope for a boost.