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  • JP Morgan takes charge of Channel 4’s road to privatisation

    September 15, 2021

    The government has appointed banking giant JP Morgan to provide advice on Channel 4’s future following a consultation into the possible privatisation of the public broadcaster. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden is understood to have approved the American investment bank to provide corporate finance advice on the broadcaster’s remit, ownership and obligations. The appointment has not [...]

  • Apple’s new iPhone 13: Faster chips, sharper cameras and 5G

    September 15, 2021

    Apple unveiled the iPhone 13 and a new iPad mini last night, expanding 5G connectivity and showing off faster chips and sharper cameras without raising the phone’s price. To encourage trade-ins, participating wireless carriers are offering incentives that could make a new phone free. Watch the full report.

  • Despite new iPhone 13 release, Apple shares could be in for a another drop

    September 15, 2021

    As Apple released the new iPhone 13 and other new products, O’Neil Global Advisors’ Randy Watts explains why and what could push Apple shares lower. Watch the full report.

  • Universal Music boss Lucian Grainge locks eyes on $150m IPO pay out

    September 15, 2021

    Universal Music’s stock market debut next week it set to land its boss Lucian Grainge an around $150m pay out, while he also cashes in on his Tencent investment. The British record label mogul, who nearly died of Covid-19 last year, is to receive the $150m through a “transaction bonus”, if the listing secures a [...]

  • Vivendi and Universal Music Group to split during €33bn Amsterdam IPO

    September 14, 2021

    Vivdendi’s Universal Music Group, the music company behind Lady Gaga and the Rolling Stones, will split up during its €33bn initial public offering (IPO) set to land next week. Universal’s IPO will see it sever its ties with Vivendi, after dishing out 60 per cent of its shares to Vivdeni shareholders. The music group’s shares [...]

  • Andrew Neil resigns as chairman of GB News

    September 13, 2021

    Andrew Neil has stepped down as chairman of GB News, the channel announced moments ago. Neil confirmed the news on his Twitter account. He will continue to contribute to GB News as a regular guest commentator. He said: “I am sorry to go but I have concluded it’s time to reduce my commitments on a [...]

  • Channel 4 agrees late deal with Amazon Prime to air Emma Raducanu’s US Open final

    September 11, 2021

    Emma Raducanu’s US Open final against Leylah Fernandez will be aired live for free on Channel 4 after the broadcaster agreed a last-minute deal with Amazon Prime. The 18-year-old is the first British woman to reach a Grand Slam singles final since Virginia Wade, who played at Wimbledon, in 1977. Amazon Prime Video had exclusive [...]

  • Apple sales worth billions of dollars at risk after App Store ruling

    September 11, 2021

    Apple has been declared “anticompetitive” by a US judge who has ruled that the tech giant must let developers use alternative payment methods, according to widespread reports. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said Apple “engaged in anticompetitive conduct” by stopping apps from using payment methods other than its own, which charges fees of up to 30 [...]

  • CMA extends deadline to probe Facebook’s $400m Giphy deal

    September 10, 2021

    The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today extended the deadline of its investigation into Facebook’s $400m acquisition of Giphy until December 2021, according to the CMA website. The changes to the schedule of the regulator’s investigation follows criticism levelled at it by the social media giant Facebook after the CMA said it may force [...]

  • Buyout hangover: Cineworld dishes out another $170m to Regal Entertainment shareholders

    September 10, 2021

    Cineworld’s 2017 buyout of US chain Regal Entertainment has come back to bite, after the London-listed cinema operator pledged another $170m to placate Regal Entertainment shareholders who weren’t happy with the price they received for its takeover. The world’s second-largest cinema operator said that through a new agreement, $92m will be held in escrow and [...]

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