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  • Apple chief Tim Cook under fire for his £74m pay package

    February 16, 2022

    Top shareholder advisory group Institutional Shareholder Services has told Apple investors to vote against Tim Cook’s $99m (£73m) pay and bonus package. As first reported by the Financial Times this evening, the group told clients in a letter that there was “significant concern” with Cook’s stock awards last year, which were valued at $82m on [...]

  • The race to replace the ISS: ‘A full-scale industrial revolution and we’re at the very start of it’

    February 16, 2022

    The race for a commercial space station is officially a-go, with businesses poised for a new privately funded post to orbit Earth by the end of the decade. Nanoracks, Voyager Space and Lockheed Martin are collaborating to develop a free flying commercial space station known as Starlab. While London’s Space Entertainment Enterprise (SEE) has teamed [...]

  • Arm-owner calls on banks to underwrite $8bn loan ahead of listing

    February 16, 2022

    The owner of British chipmaker Arm is asking banks vying to be part of the firm’s flotation to underwrite a loan of about $8bn, according to Bloomberg reports.

  • Priti Patel pushes Big Tech to have a proactive role in axing ‘legal but harmful’ online content

    February 16, 2022

    Tech firms may be required to proactively monitor “legal but harmful” user content in a Home Office push on the new Online Safety Bill. As reported by the Financial Times, Home Secretary Priti Patel has been looking to widen the scope of the bill, with a particular focus on fraud, terrorism and other illegal activities [...]

  • Former Google boss launches $125m philanthropic fund to tackle AI issues

    February 16, 2022

    Former Google boss Erich Schmidt has launched a $125m philanthropic fund to tackle so-called 'hard problems' in artificial intelligence including bias, harm and misuse and conflict.

  • Elon Musk’s brain chip company accused of torturing monkeys

    February 16, 2022

    Elon Musk’s brain chip company has denied claims that it is torturing monkeys for the futuristic technology – which the billionaire claims will enable quadriplegics to walk again. Neuralink aims to connect human brains to computers, and is hoping to begin human trials later this year. However, a US doctors’ group which partners which the [...]

  • Ad world enters the metaverse: Havas snaps up plot of virtual land to build brand legitimacy

    February 16, 2022

    The world of advertising and public relations finally meets the world of the metaverse, with the French ad firm Havas snapping up its own plot of virtual land in The Sandbox video game with plans to make its first virtual Village (the 69th Havas Village).

  • Government earmarks £200m to fight zoonotic diseases like Covid-19

    February 16, 2022

    The government has earmarked £200m to fight zoonotic diseases – viruses that pass from animals to humans – after Covid-19 launched the issue onto the global stage. The funding will be pumped into the UK’s Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) laboratories, which will focus on tackling high-risk animal diseases such as avian flue and [...]

  • London luxury travel firm Plum Guide gets £23m injection to tap into ‘revenge travel’

    February 16, 2022

    London-based luxury holiday platform Plum Guide has bagged a £23m funding injection as it looks to tap into a surge of pent-up ‘revenge travel’ as global covid restrictions ease.

  • Moderna scouts for 3,000 British volunteers for new Omicron-specific jab

    February 16, 2022

    Moderna is scouting for around 3,000 British volunteers as part of its new Omicron booster vaccine study. The jab will be the world’s first variant-specific vaccine and is set to be trialled at various sites across the UK in partnership with the National Institute for Health Research. The study, led by a team based at [...]

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