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  • DAZN close to finalising BT Sport takeover in $800m deal

    January 12, 2022

    Sports streaming service DAZN is edging closer to finalising a deal to snap up BT Sport in an $800m deal. Bosses are preparing to ink a deal as soon as this month, four sources familiar with the matter told the Reuters news agency. The acquisition would give DAZN access to the highly-desired rights English Premier [...]

  • Jurassic World game developer’s shares collapse on profit loss and narrowing revenue

    January 12, 2022

    Videogame publisher Frontier Developments’ shares collapsed today after swinging to a loss, which prompted the board to narrow its revenue expectations. Frontier lost some £1.3m in the six months to November 30, down from nearly £7m in the same period the year before. Shares dove more than 25.5 per cent to 1,320.00p per share by [...]

  • ServiceNow, AND Digital and Salesforce crowned among best places to work in UK

    January 12, 2022

    The best place to work in the UK has been revealed as software company ServiceNow, according to Glassdoor. Tech companies dominate the list of top 50 firms to work for, with 19 firms included in total by Glassdoor, which runs a job reviews platform.  ServiceNow was rated strongly by staff members who highlighted a positive [...]

  • Crowdcube faces watchdog investigations over failed fast-food firm

    January 12, 2022

    Crowdfunding platform Crowdcube faces a slew of investigations after a group of investors say it failed to verify a company’s business plans.

  • Exclusive: ‘Omicron is a reminder the world is only as good as the weakest link in the vaccination chain,’ says abrdn exec

    January 11, 2022

    Ongoing inflationary shocks, questions around interest rates and the emergence of the new Omicron Covid variant are all making navigating uncertainty more challenging. Nonetheless, when we look beyond the headlines, there remain some reasons for optimism going into 2022, according to Richard Dunbar, head of multi-asset research at global investment giant abrdn. Square Mile-based Dunbar [...]

  • How natural language processing helps investors

    January 11, 2022  |  City Talk

    Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, natural language processing (NLP) – for several years, we’ve heard how these technologies will transform investment management. Firms have invested untold capital in research in hopes of converting these trends into added revenue. Yet for many of us, these technologies and what they can bring to the investment [...]

  • Global tech stocks show signs of recovery after sharp sell-off

    January 11, 2022

    Global tech stocks have shown signs of a rebound following a sharp sell-off in recent days.

  • London’s Looop snapped up by SoftBank-backed ed-tech firm for $20m

    January 11, 2022

    London-based corporate learning company Looop has been snapped up by SoftBank-backed education technology firm 360Learning for some $20m. Looop, which works with fintech giants Klarna and Monzo, as well as retail heavyweight Asos, is 360Learning’s first-ever acquisition. “Now as learning and development grapples with the triple hit of remote work, the Great Resignation, and the [...]

  • Pharma firms shares plunge after pausing marketing of Covid-19 test

    January 10, 2022

    A Covid-19 lateral flow test has been found to be less effective at detecting the Omicron variant, which has prompted companies to pause its marketing.    Rapid test developer Abingdon Health and biopharmaceutical firm Avacta announced this morning that their AffiDX lateral flow has “reduced sensitivity”, which prompted investors to duck out of the stock. [...]

  • Bill Gates-backed fund invest $15bn in clean tech as aviation industry eyes ‘green’ fuels

    January 10, 2022

    Bill Gates-backed fund Breakthrough Energy Capital (BEC) has tabled plans to invest $15bn into clean technology projects in the US, EU and UK. The eye-watering sum will be pushed towards green hydrogen, aviation fuel, energy storage technology and cleaning polluted air. “We are actually trying to demonstrate which technical path is most effective,” BEC managing [...]

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