Malboro maker Philip Morris snaps up smokeless cigarette rival Swedish Match for £13bn May 11, 2022 Malboro maker Philip Morris International (PMI) has agreed to snap up European smokeless tobacco rival Swedish Match for $16n (£13bn) in a push to expand its tobacco alternatives.
Bitcoin and Ethereum level off, but do they have further to fall before the bottom’s in? May 11, 2022 Bitcoin is currently changing hands for around $30,500 - down five per cent over the past 24 hours.
LIV Golf boss Greg Norman blasts PGA Tour for refusing to release players for London event May 11, 2022 Greg Norman, the head of the big-money LIV Golf Invitational Series, has criticised the PGA Tour for refusing to release its players for the inaugural event in London next month. England’s Lee Westwood and six-time major winner Phil Mickelson are among the stars to have asked to be released by the PGA Tour, which said [...]
1 Minute Market Rundown – 11th May 2022 May 11, 2022 | City Talk Trade the ExtremesTerra/LUNA Still Under Significant PressureUSD Remains Elevated Wall Street advanced yesterday giving the markets some much needed respite from the relentless pressure it has been under of late. Asian stocks followed suit as data highlighted that the number of covid cases in China were in decline. There were a couple of FED officials [...]
Tech giants need to crack down on racist abuse online, says Sadiq Khan May 10, 2022 Sadiq Khan said tech giants need to ‘act sensibly’ and not wait for governments to bring in regulations
Trump’s presidency drove racist abuse, according to GLA analysis as Musk set to drop Twitter ban May 10, 2022 Donald Trump’s election as President spurred on racist abuse against London Mayor Sadiq Khan, fresh analysis from the Greater London Authority has suggested as Elon Musk said he plans to lift the Twitter ban on the former US leader. According to the GLA, the number of abusive tweets the Mayor was subjected to rose by [...]
Not all fun and games for Sony and Nintendo amid supply woes May 10, 2022 Gaming giants Sony and Nintendo warned of ongoing supply chain issues this afternoon as the lockdown headache continues for tech firms. Whilst Playstation maker Sony said it plans to sell 18 million PS5 consoles this year, the Japanese firm warned that the situation in China may impact this figure. However, earnings for its gaming and [...]
The Aubrey review: Good vibes, but could feel more Japanese May 10, 2022 Sitting down for dinner at The Aubrey, I’m told by a waiter that the restaurant is an ode to “the laidback izakayas of Japan, the country’s answer to relaxed eateries like pubs.” I’ve visited Japan and can attest that izakayas are indeed a bit like pubs. I ate at one in Shinjuku, Tokyo, where men [...]
Fox posts mixed bag results as it announces Tampa Bay Buccaneers star Tom Brady as new sports pundit May 10, 2022 Media giant Fox posted humble growth this afternoon, with total revenue of $3.46bn (£2.81bn) for the third quarter, up seven per cent from last year's figures.
Alexandra Armas interview: Ladies European Tour chief on Aramco Team Series, growing prize money and selling women’s golf May 10, 2022 Alexandra Armas, the former golfer now running the Ladies European Tour, concedes she feels mixed emotions as the season prepares to go up a notch in Thailand this week. There is satisfaction that this campaign will be the biggest and most lucrative yet in the tour’s history, with 34 events on a schedule that takes [...]