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  • Intel adds pressure onto UK government over lack of computer chip strategy

    August 10, 2022

    Intel has applied pressure on the government to get its semiconductor strategy published, as the UK continues to miss out on inward investment. The US passed a $52bn subsidy package to computer chipmakers just last month, following the European Union’s €45bn cash pot announced in January – leaving the UK’s lack of domestic policy frustrating [...]

  • British defence giant Qinetiq wins US military deal just a day after £490m Stateside takeover

    August 9, 2022

    British defence technology giant Qinetiq has snagged a $45m (£37.1m) contract with the US military to provide cyber, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance services. The London-listed science and engineering firm, which will also provide communications, control and computers, over a one-year base period, with the option to extend by four more one-year terms. It comes just [...]

  • Biopharma snags over £30m windfall from Pfizer’s latest billion-dollar deal

    August 9, 2022

    Life science debt investor Biopharma Credit has snagged a more than £30m windfall thanks to Pfizer’s latest billion-dollar deal. Pfizer, the US pharmaceutical giant behind one of the world’s most successful Covid-19 vaccines, confirmed yesterday that it has bought Global Blood Therapeutics for $5.4bn (£4.4bn), as the US pharmaceutical giant continues its Covid-19 cash spending [...]

  • Inmarsat and Viasat £5.4bn merger paused until CMA wraps up probe

    August 9, 2022

    The £5.4bn takeover of British satellite giant Inmarsat by US rival Viasat has been put on hold until the UK’s competition watchdog completes a probe into the merger. The Competition and Markets Authority today officially launched an inquiry into the merger, having invited onlookers for comment in late July. The regulator will have until 5 [...]

  • Avast operating profit sink ahead of £7bn takeover

    August 9, 2022

    Antivirus software giant Avast’s operating profit has sunk so far this year, as it looks set for a takeover by fellow cybersecurity heavyweight NortonLifeLock. Operating profit plunged by $54.2m (£44.8m), from $226.7m (£187.6m) to $172.6m ($142.8m), which bosses said had been driven by higher exceptional and other costs. While revenue inched 0.2 per cent higher [...]

  • BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine boosts revenue to £8bn so far this year

    August 8, 2022

    BioNtech, the company which worked with Pfizer to develop its famed Covid-19 vaccine, has reported €9.6bn (£8bn) worth of revenue so far this year.   The Germany pharmaceutical giant snagged €3.2bn (£2.6bn) in revenue in the second quarter of this year, the company reported today. In a call today, CEO Uğur Şahin said the results [...]

  • Pfizer buys Global Blood Therapeutics for £4.4bn in Covid cash spending spree

    August 8, 2022

    Pfizer has bought Global Blood Therapeutics for $5.4bn (£4.4bn), as the US pharmaceutical giant continues its Covid-19 cash spending spree. The deal will strengthen Pfizer’s sickle cell disease expertise, with bosses eyeing combined worldwide sales of more than $3bn (£2.4bn). CEO and chairman Albert Bourla said: “Sickle cell disease is the most common inherited blood [...]

  • US-China Taiwan tensions could choke off chip supply, Intel exec warns

    August 7, 2022

    Hostilities between the US and China over Taiwan could choke off the global supply of electronics like mobile phones, the European chief of chipmaker Intel has warned.

  • Twitter takeover should go ahead if it coughs up proof of accounts, Musk says

    August 6, 2022

    Elon Musk has revived hopes that his Twitter takeover may go ahead after writing the deal should proceed “on its original terms” if the social media site provides its method for confirming accounts are genuine.

  • Electric dreams: Volt founder on the rise and rise of the electric bike 

    August 5, 2022

    Between the oven-like temperatures on the tube, the promise of rail strikes stretching into infinity and the ever-present threat of another airborne pandemic, things are looking up for the e-bike industry. Last year saw a record 22m e-bike sales according to the Confederation of the European Bicycle Industry, a 10 per cent increase on the [...]

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