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  • Bitcoin drops below $60k for first time in fortnight

    November 16, 2021

    The cryptocurrency markets are down this morning, with the prices of both Bitcoin and Ethereum dropping almost 10% over the past 24 hours. 

  • A global tax cartel with a minimum corporation rate will undermine Britain

    November 16, 2021

    FOR the last fortnight, Glasgow has soaked up the attention of the world as we contemplate our future. But only days before, G20 leaders rubber stamped a deal that will determine much of our destiny: a global minimum tax. Rishi Sunak, who claimed to be squeamish about tax rises in his Budget, called these “seismic [...]

  • Future of travel special: Pent-up wanderlust, streaming and, of course, a lot of tech

    November 16, 2021

    After three strict lockdowns, the old adage ‘trip of a lifetime’ has never been more appropriate. Nearly two years into the pandemic, constant reminders of how precious life is have inevitably left their mark, bringing an increased awareness of what really matters, which is quite a motivation for many people to stop putting off that [...]

  • The high streets of the UK need to be able to woo global shoppers to stay competitive

    November 16, 2021

    Alongside true love and compound interest, habit is one of the most powerful forces. The familiar click of the Christmas lights brought people back to London’s streets last week, with 2.5 per cent more people treading down the high street. But with the pandemic came new habits and the fairy lights will be switched off [...]

  • Four Silicon Valley CAs on why its status as the world’s tech capital will remain unchallenged

    November 16, 2021  |  City Talk

    The pandemic saw many tech companies thrive as the world went more virtual. Despite talk of a drift away from Silicon Valley, local CAs tell Ryan Herman why its status as the world’s tech capital will remain unchallenged. This article first appeared in ICAS’s CA magazine. For Ninos Sarkis CA, there was only one place [...]

  • On board the first post-Covid BA flight to the US

    November 15, 2021

    What is the collective noun for a group of journalists? Google suggests “pack”, “herd”, “scoop”, and “crowd”. But the word that sprung to my mind while on the BA 001 flight to JFK, fourth glass of champagne in hand, was frenzy. A palpable excitement swelled inside our cabin as the Airbus A350  took to the [...]

  • Crypto market briefly surpassed $3 trillion mark after Bitcoin and Ethereum highs

    November 15, 2021

    Data from CryptoCompare shows that the price of Bitcoin hit a new all-time high last week, close to $69,000 but failed to breach the $70,000 barrier.

  • TradingView sees UK memberships grow 442% during pandemic

    November 15, 2021

    Investment website TradingView has today reported a 442% increase in UK memberships since the start of the pandemic.

  • Bitcoin pushes back to $66k after Taproot upgrade goes live

    November 15, 2021

    Both Bitcoin and Ethereum were trading up today after BTC's long-awaited Taproot upgrade lifted crypto out of last week's slump.

  • Take back control? Not until we reign in bullying councils and reinstate local parishes

    November 15, 2021

    You probably haven’t heard of Queen’s Park in Westminster but it has a unique claim to fame: it is the only neighbourhood in London that governs its own affairs. In 2014, after three years of bitter political battles, local people wrestled a modicum of control from the borough, Westminster City Council by establishing Queen’s Park [...]

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