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  • Streaming subscriptions continue to dwindle as Brits feel the pinch

    July 18, 2022

    The downward spiral for streaming continues this quarter as more and more Brits cancel their subscriptions.

  • US and UK to strengthen collaboration on crypto regulation, FCA says

    July 18, 2022

    UK and US regulators will work together and deepen ties as they focus on crypto regulation, the Financial Conduct Authority’s CEO said. “One area of global focus is crypto, both opportunities and risks,” chief Nikhil Rathi said at the Peterson Institute for International Economics recently.  “The U.S. and U.K. will deepen ties on crypto-asset regulation [...]

  • Ethereum climbs near $1,500 amid rumours of impending update 

    July 18, 2022

    The price of Bitcoin is up around three per cent over the past 24 hours this morning, changing hands for more than $22k.  

  • 6 Companies Giving Employees A Free Week Off

    July 18, 2022

    There’s no doubt there are great perks to working in the tech industry: above market rate salaries, excellent benefits and lots of fun extra-curricular stuff are just some of the ways Big Tech draws in the best talent. These tactics are rubbing off: in Tysons, Virginia, on the roof of one of Capital One’s banks [...]

  • Exclusive: Utilita Energy boss loses confidence in Ofgem after public warning

    July 18, 2022

    Utilita Energy's no longer has confidence in Ofgem, after it criticised the supplier over its handling of direct debit payments.

  • Ex-No. 10 comms chief Jack Doyle heads for Square Mile PR firm

    July 18, 2022

    A FORMER Daily Mail political journalist who became Boris Johnson’s Director of Communications will take a senior role at City PR firm Headland, Morning Wire can reveal. Jack Doyle, who resigned from an embattled Downing Street in February, will become a partner at the Cannon Street outfit. Doyle is the latest in a line of [...]

  • UK and South Korea to cooperate in space amid growing militarisation

    July 17, 2022

    The UK and South Korea have agreed to cooperate in space, signalling continued steps towards forging a global framework for peaceful and sustainable activity in Earth’s orbit. The deal will see both countries share space-related discoveries, operational knowledge, training and personnel exchanges, as space becomes increasingly commercialised and militarised. “Space is critical to our security, [...]

  • Overvalue your house at your peril

    July 17, 2022

    Getting the price right is key to a successful sale, says Marlon Lloyd Malcolm head of sales at Lurot Brand One of the main reasons ven- dors are left with a bad taste when selling their home stems from incorrect valuations. This often results in the home sitting on the market and ultimately selling for less than [...]

  • ‘Delete Twitter’ searches soar by 204 per cent as app crashing and Musk deal falters

    July 15, 2022

    Searches for “Delete Twitter” surged by 204 per cent after the app crashed and Elon Musk pulled out of his $44bn (£37.2bn) bid to buy the social media platform. Searches to delete Twitter rose to more than double the average amount after users were unable to load any content on the app yesterday, research by [...]

  • Insurers could speed up rewriting policies to reduce exposure to claims following crypto crash 

    July 15, 2022

    The drastic crash in the crypto market could lead to insurers speed up rewriting policies to reduce exposure to claims. Following the crypto rout, which has seen prices of major cryptocurrencies plummeting and wiped out billions of dollars from the market, insurers will likely review or amend policy wordings to avoid indirectly insuring losses from [...]

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