1. FTSE 100 set for a fifth consecutive session of gains
At the close, the FTSE 100 was once again in positive territory, finishing the day up 0.4% to close the week at 7,872 points.
2. Dr Martens kicks off profit warning as shares march higher
But is it the sole reason for the collapsing share prices since the heady days of their stock market debuts?
3. Zuckerberg asked to think of the children
Meta spokesperson Joe Osborne stated: “Before we make Horizon Worlds available to teens, we will have additional protections and tools in place to help provide age-appropriate experiences for them.”
4. Milk prices fall in supermarket wars
Tesco cut the cost of its four-pint bottle by 10p to £1.55p on Wednesday, with two-pint and one-pint bottles cut by 5p.
5. ARM owner SoftBank faces multibillion-dollar debt
British semiconductor designer Arm Holdings must formally file an IPO in the US by the end of September if its owner SoftBank wants to avoid a US$8.5bn (£6.8bn) debt deadline, The Telegraph today reported.