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  • CMA outlines next steps for Microsoft and Activision as firms work to clear deal

    July 12, 2023

    Microsoft and Activsion would have to present a new revised deal to the UK’s competition authority if it is to reconsider the multi-billion pound takeover deal, the agency said today. “While the merging parties do not have the opportunity to submit new solutions once a final report has been issued, they can choose to restructure [...]

  • FCA chief: AI could disrupt financial services ‘at a scale not seen before’

    July 12, 2023

    The chief of the Financial Conduct Authority has said that artificial intelligence could disrupt the financial services sector in “ways and at a scale not seen before”, warning that the regulator would look to take action against AI-based scams.

  • CMA agrees pause on Microsoft appeal after US court waves through Activision deal

    July 12, 2023

    The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said it is willing to work with Microsoft over its planned acquisition of video game company Activision Blizzard, which could help end its legal battle with the firms over the deal. It comes after a US judge yesterday handed Microsoft a victory by saying it would not [...]

  • Investor Terry Smith ditches Amazon stake over concerns with grocery business

    July 11, 2023

    Top investor Terry Smith has revealed that he ditched his fund’s stake in Amazon due to concerns with the company’s grocery business. In a letter to investors, released yesterday, Smith revealed that the primary catalyst behind Fundsmith’s decision to drop its holding in Amazon last month was due to a “concern over potential capital misallocation”. [...]

  • BT successor has their work cut out, say analysts

    July 10, 2023

    The successor of outgoing BT boss Philip Jansen faces a tough job ahead as the company battles poor earnings amid the pressure to rollout 5G, analysts have warned. It comes as BT confirmed today Jansen will step down “at an appropriate moment” within the next year.  “Whoever takes the hot seat at BT will be [...]

  • Vodafone’s £11bn 5G rollout at risk if Three merger is blocked

    July 10, 2023

    Vodafone’s UK boss has warned that the company’s £11bn investment in the UK’s 5G network is at risk if its merger with Three is blocked by the country’s competition regulator. Without the deal, Vodafone “won’t be able to invest as much and we won’t be able to deliver the 5G ambition that’s coming in the [...]

  • BT boss Philip Jansen to step down within a year

    July 10, 2023

    BT confirmed today boss Philip Jansen will step down “at an appropriate moment” within the next year. In a statement this morning, the telecoms giant said its nominations committee has been conducting a formal succession process. Adam Crozier, chair of BT Group, said: “Philip has done an excellent job in his time at BT and [...]

  • Meta Threads rivalry with Twitter intensifies as lawsuit looms

    July 10, 2023

    Meta and Twitter’s rivalry has escalated with the successful launch of Threads and the threat of a lawsuit, but analysts suggest that Twitter still has fight left. Threads, Meta’s highly anticipated app, amassed over 70m subscribers within days of its recent launch. The app’s availability caused a staggering 455 per cent surge in Meta’s stock, [...]

  • Musk vs Zuckerberg row rumbles on as Twitter threatens to sue Meta over Threads

    July 7, 2023

    Twitter has threatened to sue Meta over its fast-growing rival Threads app, alleging that it stole trade secrets. The Instagram and Facebook owner, which launched Threads on Wednesday, appeared to deny that former Twitter employees worked on the creation of the app and used insider knowledge. Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said more than 30 [...]

  • Taylor Swift fans warned Eras tour tickets ‘highly attractive target for criminals’

    July 6, 2023

    Taylor Swift fans keen to secure tickets for her 2024 Eras Tour have been urged to be alert to fraudsters taking advantage of “phenomenal demand” for the shows. Fans who registered last week were to have learned on July 5 if they had been randomly selected to receive a highly sought-after pre-sale code giving them [...]

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