Uber tribunal judges criticise ‘fictions’ and ‘twisted language’
Judges who ruled that Uber drivers are not self-employed make scathing assessment of the company
British businesses to pay more for Microsoft Office following pound slump
Post-EU referendum slide in value of pound to blame for Microsoft’s UK price rises, expected to be up to 13% for software and 22% for cloud-based services
Amazon Marketplace’s faulty goods policy wears thin over Nike trainers
We bought them from Legend Footwear, but it said that as they were more than 30 days old it had no liability
I, Daniel Blake review – Ken Loach’s quiet rage against injustice
This powerful parable about the failings of the benefits system avoids irony and cynicism and treats its troubled characters with humour and humanity
Sky to pre-register customers before it launches mobile service
Sky Mobile, due to launch before end of year, is expected to focus on attracting company’s existing 12m subscribers
Touts using bots to buy tickets could face jail
Evidence that consumer rights laws are being routinely flouted has led MP Nigel Adams to table an amendment to digital economy bill
Would you do your banking with a tech startup?
Monzo wants to take on the traditional banking sector on its own turf, aiming to offer a full current account service in early 2017
The real reason shops want you to sign up for e-receipts
Retailers are switching to proof of purchase in digital form – allowing them to track trending products, buying history and even customer movements
Samsung warns of £4bn hit to profits from Galaxy Note 7 fallout
Exploding phones take heavy toll on South Korean electronics firm, with safety crisis expected to dent customer loyalty
Should water-cooler chat be left offline?
Tools for informal chat are believed to lend themselves to collaborative communication. But are they more suited to office gossip and cute gifs?
BT’s Ryan Reynolds ad banned after Virgin Media complaint
Campaign claiming telecoms giant offer the fastest broadband for the cheapest price was misleading, says watchdog
Uber drivers await tribunal verdict on employment status
Judgment over whether taxi app is acting unlawfully by not offering holiday and sick pay could be delivered on Wednesday
Kite power to take flight in Scotland next year
Kite Power Solutions plans to open UK’s first kite power plant and predicts the technology could global ease energy costs
More women in startups means more female CEOs down the line
A new Australian startup accelerator wants to change the image of tech entrepreneur as a bloke in sneakers and hoodie
Twitter pays £1.24m in UK tax as revenues increase by 30.5%
Twitter UK’s 163 staff get £12.5m in shares as company reports revenues of £76m last year, but analysts say figure is much higher