JAMIE CARR: The battle for TikTok

ByteDance is estimated to have pulled in revenues of $120bn in 2023, just shy of Meta’s $135bn

JAMIE CARR: Breakfast of champions

Bakery Greggs has knocked the mighty McDonald’s off its perch as the UK’s No 1 breakfast provider

JAMIE CARR: Sky’s no limit for airlines company IAG

Leisure demand has been rushing back, with increasing numbers prepared to cough up for premium economy

JAMIE CARR: The Anglo American behemoth is buckling

Its latest results show significant weakness in three of its divisions: diamonds, nickel and PGMs

JAMIE CARR: How The Body Shop went bust

The new owners have dismantled its international network and bunged the UK business into administration

JAMIE CARR: GlassHouse throws a stone

Forensic accounting outfit targets SoHo House as a dodgy proposition

JAMIE CARR: Magnificent Meta

Mark Zuckerberg’s company notched up the biggest jump yet in market capitalisation, adding a cool $197bn in a single day

JAMIE CARR: Riches to riches in the world of luxury goods

LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault overtakes Elon Musk as the wealthiest man on the planet

JAMIE CARR: Watch out for the ‘Rolex Rippers’

Watches of Switzerland’s share price has lost about 75% in the past couple of years

JAMIE CARR: Microsoft outsmarts Apple

Seattle-based tech giant Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI takes it to the top of the corporate valuation league

JAMIE CARR: BYD leaves Tesla in the dust

The Chinese carmaker outsold Tesla in the fourth quarter of 2023 to claim the mantle of the world’s biggest producer of electric vehicles

JAMIE CARR: A fashion fail for Farfetch

The online marketplace’s share price took off in the golden age of sofa-based retail during the pandemic, but now it’s rapidly running out of cash

JAMIE CARR: Crypto’s comeback could be for real

Certain miners are digging for all they’re worth while another is plumbing new depths

JAMIE CARR: Uber starts living up to the name

And it’s Musk himself who many wish would combine sex with travel

JAMIE CARR: Northvolt has a seasoned alternative for the green revolution

Swedish firm Northvolt says its sodium-ion battery is safer, cheaper and more sustainable than its metal counterparts