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  • Finance professionals should view technology as friend, not foe

    November 18, 2021  |  City Talk

    This article first appeared in ICAS’ CA magazine. Digitalisation is not an optional extra, but a chance to reimagine how we create value for business, clients and public, says Bruce Pritchard CA For those of a certain age, there’s been a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it element to the pace of technological innovation. In the past 30 years, we’ve seen [...]

  • Apple to sell spare parts so iPhone users can complete repairs from home

    November 17, 2021

    Apple has announced plans to sell iPhone parts to the general public so that they can carry out their own repairs from home. At first the scheme will be rolled out to US iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 holders with the company confirming it has plans to expand the scheme to some Mac products and [...]

  • Energy storage developer eyes £350m valuation in London IPO

    November 17, 2021

    Electrical energy storage developer Superdielectrics is set to list in London in the coming weeks, in hopes of boosting its valuation to £350m. The company is also intending to raise £20m in the December float, to help develop tech to build “environmentally benign” electrical energy storage devices for the sustainable energy and transport system push. “We [...]

  • China’s Baidu pulls in near $5bn revenue as AI turnover surges

    November 17, 2021

    Internet services giant Baidu pulled in nearly $5bn in revenue in its latest quarter, climbing past analyst forecasts, despite China’s ongoing technology crackdown. Revenue jumped 13 per cent year on year to $4.95bn, while it secured $358m in operating income in the three months to September 30. The Beijing-headquartered company expects to pull in around [...]

  • Revealed: Amazon to open 260 supermarkets across UK as it plots to take on Tesco and Sainsbury’s directly

    November 17, 2021

    Amazon has developed detailed plans to storm the UK supermarket sector as the e-commerce is planning to open hundreds of cashierless grocery stores across the country in the next three years. More than 260 Amazon-owned and run supermarkets are to be launched before the end of 2024, namely 60 in 2022, another 100 per year [...]

  • Rideshare for satellites: Exolaunch inks multi-million-dollar deal with SpaceX

    November 16, 2021

    Launch services and in-space logistics firm Exolaunch has inked a multi-million-dollar deal with tech-billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX for a satellite rideshare service. The deal, which covers two years worth of transporter missions, will see Exolaunch’s customer satellites ferried into space by SpaceX rockets. Over 95 per cent of Exolaunch’s 3,000kg capacity on the SpaceX missions [...]

  • Billionaire Richard Branson sells off another $300m stake in Virgin Galactic

    November 16, 2021

    British billionaire Richard Branson has sold off a further $300m worth of stock in his space venture Virgin Galactic, taking the total offloaded this year to some $600m. The unlocked capital is reportedly set to be pumped into Branson’s travel and leisure businesses, after emergency pandemic restrictions bruised profits. Shares sank more than four per [...]

  • Russia hits back at US accusations that it put astronauts at risk with ‘reckless’ missile trial

    November 16, 2021

    Russia has hit back at US accusations that it put astronauts at risk with its “reckless” anti-satellite missile trial, which saw crew onboard the International Space Station (ISS) shelter from orbiting debris. Crew were directed to close some hatches to keep safe. Roscosmos, Russia’s state space agency, said that it was monitoring the debris situation [...]

  • Post-Brexit payments space is ‘breeding ground for financial crime as Wild West culture’ looms, warns rising City star

    November 16, 2021

    After the UK left the European Union, a range of payment providers reported so-called IBAN discrimination as a number of companies across Europe began to refuse Euro account bank details if they contained the country code ‘GB’. As a result of Brexit, sending a payment to Eurozone countries resulted in additional charges. Whilst the fee is [...]

  • Almost half of women experience cyberbullying via social media

    November 16, 2021

    Almost half of all women and one third of all men claim to have experienced cyberbullying via social media direct message. 

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