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  • Exclusive: Deloitte reveals the UK’s fastest growing tech companies

    November 19, 2021

    London firms came out on top in Deloitte’s annual ranking of the UK’s 50 fastest growing technology companies. The country’s top 50 tech firms achieved an average growth of 3,337 per cent and saw combined revenues of £2.92bn this year, up 33 per cent compared to last year’s total of £2.2bn. The final score sheet [...]

  • Bitcoin cashback announcement ends in controversy for UK fintech Mode

    November 18, 2021

    Major retailers Boots and Ocado have distanced themselves from an announcement claiming they would offer customers cash back in Bitcoin. Today London-listed fintech Mode announced it would be adding more than 40 UK retailers including Boots, Ocado and Homebase to its crypto cashback rewards scheme. However, in comments to Morning Wire both Boots and Ocado [...]

  • Alibaba shares slide five per cent as earnings fall short of forecasts

    November 18, 2021

    Alibaba shares tumbled five per cent after the company’s third quarter financials disappointed investors. In results released today, Chinese tech giant Alibaba revealed that revenue for the three months to October 2021 was $31.1bn (£23bn), up by 29 per cent compared to a year prior, but a far cry from analyst predictions of $32.1bn Net [...]

  • Markets spit out Metro Bank as private equity giant Carlyle walks away from takeover talks

    November 18, 2021

    US private equity giant Carlyle has walked away from talks to buy British high street lender Metro Bank, prompting markets to spit out the lender. Its shares plummeted over 19 per cent today. However, they are still above where they were before Metro Bank announced it was being courted by Carlyle. However, that take did [...]

  • By far best-paid in Europe: CEOs in UK make 759 per cent more than their employees

    November 18, 2021

    Chief executives in the UK are on average 759 per cent more than their employees, making the wage gap in Britain the biggest in all major economies. Business leaders in the UK also get paid more than anywhere else in the world, after the United States. On average, CEOs are paid £300,312, whereas the median [...]

  • TfL: Network planning for “managed decline” and return to 1970s without Whitehall funding

    November 18, 2021

    LONDON’S transport network is headed for “managed decline” that will echo the 1970s if central government refuses to fill a growing funding black hole.  Late on Wednesday evening, TfL’s finance committee published the bleakest assessment yet of the future of London’s public transport network, outlining an 18 per cent reduction in bus services and a [...]

  • Delta variant pushes Covid rates back to January levels with most Coronavirus infections among schoolchildren

    November 18, 2021

    New data released this morning suggests that Coronavirus rates in England are similar to what they were in January this year, just after the peak of the second wave. During mid-October to early-November 2021, the prevalence was 1.57 per cent – the same as January – compared to 0.83 per cent in September. According to [...]

  • Paddy Power and Betfair owner Flutter snaps up bingo giant Tombola for £402m

    November 18, 2021

    Paddy Power and Betfair owner Flutter Entertainment has agreed to buy UK bingo group Tombola for £402m. Tombola’s founder Phil Cronin, who set up the bingo firm 16 years ago, will leave the business after the acquisition, with himself and his family expected to net a fortune from the cash deal. Based across sites in [...]

  • Employers urged to stop asking jobseekers about their previous salary

    November 18, 2021

    Employers are being urged to stop asking jobseekers about their previous salary amid concerns it is keeping women on lower wages and contributes to the gender pay gap. The Fawcett Society said asking about past salaries during recruitment was “pointless” because many people lied about what they previously earned. The campaign group warned that asking [...]

  • Brits’ median pay hikes remain at 2 per cent but wage freezes become a rarity

    November 18, 2021

    Median pay rises have remained at 2 per cent in recent months, according to a new study. Pay analysts XpertHR said its research suggested that wage awards are at the same level as this time last year, confirming a period of stability. Wage freezes are becoming a rarity, according to the study of 33 recent [...]

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