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  • BT and Vodafone among 26 EU telecoms giants in new alliance to reduce emissions

    August 1, 2023

    BT and Vodafone have joined a European coalition of 26 telecoms giants in a new alliance to combat their emissions. The Joint Alliance for CSR (corporate social responsibility, includes the major British players BT Group and Vodafone, in addition to giants from across the European continent, such as Deutsche Telekom, and Telefónica. They recently gathered [...]

  • The 90s called: Flip phones forecast to be worth near $50bn by 2027 as analysts watch for an Apple model

    August 1, 2023

    Foldable smartphones are sparking a renaissance of the iconic flip phone from the 90s, with the market forecast to be worth nearly £50bn in the next four years. According to Expert Market Research, the foldable smartphone market reached almost $16.5bn (£12.8bn) in 2022 and is expected to soar to $60bn (£46.6bn) by 2028. Global foldable [...]

  • Former top Wandisco execs pressured to return £650,000 in bonuses

    July 31, 2023

    Former executives of Wandisco are facing demands to return nearly £650,000 in bonuses received before the software company was embroiled in an accounting scandal earlier this year. Wandisco’s board has written to both David Richards, the firm’s co-founder and former boss, and Erik Miller, ex-finance chief, asking them to their last bonus payments, amounting to [...]

  • Capita picks Amazon exec to lead outsourcing giant

    July 31, 2023

    London-listed outsourcing firm Capita is undergoing a change of leadership as CEO Jon Lewis steps down, passing the baton to Adolfo Hernandez. After over five years at the helm, Lewis is retiring as chief executive and board director, leaving the company in the hands of Hernandez, a seasoned tech expert with 30 years of experience, [...]

  • BT appoints first woman boss in 170-year history as Allison Kirkby to continue long-term fibre strategy

    July 31, 2023

    BT has announced a successor for outgoing boss Philip Jansen, as Allison Kirkby, a former chief of Nordic telecoms giant Telia. The ailing British telecoms group appointed its first female boss in its 170 year history, who will take the reins from Jansen starting January 2024 “at the latest”. Jansen will continue to serve until [...]

  • Pearson profits soars over 50 per cent as AI strategy pays off

    July 31, 2023

    Pearson has posted a strong first half of the year after it has started to embrace Artificial Intelligence in May. The London-based publisher said on Monday that it achieved a 56 per cent increase headline growth, with its adjusted operating profit up to £250m. The listed firm also said there had been 44 per cent [...]

  • Move faster on data sharing or watch rivals ‘leapfrog’ the UK, competition tsar warns

    July 31, 2023

    John Penrose, the government’s competition tsar, has urged the government to move faster in enabling the safe sharing of customer data or watch global competitors “leapfrog” the UK.  Alongside a coalition of business groups – including the Payments Association and Open Banking Excellence – Penrose argued that the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill needs [...]

  • Apple set for a sales dip – but will that hurt its record-high share price?

    July 30, 2023

    Analysts predict that Apple will report a dip in sales on Thursday, but are unsure if this will stop its record-breaking share price surge. It is anticipated the tech giant will report a two per cent year-on-year dip in sales down to $81.7bn (£63.5bn) this third quarter, as consumers cut back or hold of on [...]

  • AstraZeneca: Revenue boost despite welcome end of Covid-19 jab sales

    July 28, 2023

    Britain’s biggest FTSE firm AstraZeneca reported an uptick in sales as oncology treatments helped pick up the slack from falling sales of Covid-19 medicines. The pharmaceutical company made over $22.2bn (£17.3bn) – a four per cent increase – during the first half of 2023, causing shares to spring over three per cent on market open [...]

  • Samsung profits tank 95 per cent as chip demand dwindles

    July 27, 2023

    Samsung experienced a 95 per cent plunge in profit during their second quarter, causing shares to drop over three per cent on Thursday. The Korean electronics company reported an operating profit of 670bn Korean won (£407m) for the three months ending 30 June, its lowest in 14 years, and significantly down from the 14.1t (£8.5bn) [...]

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