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  • UK economic outlook: Moving from shaky ground to stability and growth

    April 18, 2023  |  Sponsored

    Few would argue that UK businesses have had an easy time the last few years. Between the pandemic, cost-of-living crisis, and rising inflation, many had predicted an upcoming recession for the UK economy. Whilst we may have avoided a sharp economic downturn, there is no denying that businesses in the UK are still very much on rocky [...]

  • Decarbonising fleets ‘impossible’ due to absence of infrastructure and lack of plan, says HGV sector

    April 18, 2023

    The heavy goods vehicle (HGV) sector is calling for an urgent government strategy to drive uptake of zero emission trucks, amid concerns over poor EV and hydrogen infrastructure. New analysis published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) revealed that HGV electric and hydrogen models account for just one in 600 trucks on [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Fixture pile-up means Manchester City MUST beat Arsenal in title showdown

    April 17, 2023

    At this stage in a delicately poised Premier League title race you are looking for little signs of where the trophy might be heading, and in the last week Arsenal and Manchester City have provided some. On Sunday at West Ham, leaders Arsenal put themselves firmly in control with two early goals, only to let [...]

  • AA: Shareholders weigh up major sale of stake in roadside breakdown giant

    April 17, 2023

    The AA’s shareholders are considering the sale of a significant stake in the £2.5bn breakdown specialists, as first reported by Sky News’ Mark Kleinmann. Towerbrook Capital Partners and Warburg Pincus have hired Goldman Sachs to advise on the deal, which could result in three shareholders taking an equal slice of the company. Analysts told Sky [...]

  • Live at Innovate Finance Global Summit

    April 17, 2023

    IFGS returns for its 9th year to the historic Guildhall in Canada to welcome the brightest and best from the financial services and fintech ecosystem and discuss the key issues facing the sector now and in years to come. Morning Wire and Impact AM will be onsite as media partners for the [...]

  • Asda introduces self driving delivery vans in AI first

    April 17, 2023

    Asda is rolling out its largest autonomous delivery trial with customers in London set to receive their groceries via self driving cars. The UK’s third largest grocery store is launching the scheme in partnership with Wayve, a developer of artificial intelligence for self driving cars, and the pair will use Jaguar I-Pace electric cars for [...]

  • Sonic creator Sega offers to buy Angry Birds maker for £625 million

    April 17, 2023

    The Japanese video game company behind ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ has offered to buy the Finland-based mobile gaming company, Rovio Entertainment Oyj, in a deal worth €706m (£625m), the companies announced on Monday.  Sega Sammy has offered €9.25 per share for all outstanding shares in Rovio, which makes the mobile phone game, Angry Birds, a 19 [...]

  • Bitcoin dips below $30k and Ethereum trading flat in line with equities

    April 17, 2023

    Bitcoin is trading close to equities as the SP500 (-0.21%) and Nasdaq (-0.31%) trade flat in the red over the same 24-hour period.

  • UK aviation industry will be grounded unless sustainability ‘gets more government support’

    April 17, 2023

    The UK aviation industry warned that economic opportunities created by sustainable aviation technology are at risk without targeted support. Sustainable Aviation, a coalition of aviation groups, claimed the UK risked losing an industry which is estimated to support 60,000 jobs and be worth £10bn in gross value added (GVA) benefits by 2050. The group today [...]

  • As The Perkcession Bites, What Workplace Benefits Are Important Now?

    April 17, 2023  |  Sponsored

    With layoffs at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of New York Mellon racking up thousands of job cuts, those working in the financial services sector are understandably worried about contagion, and whether their own jobs will be safe. The collapse of Credit Suisse in March, and its subsequent rescue by rival UBS, as well [...]

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