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  • Ethics – the foundation for a better world

    October 21, 2021  |  City Talk

    This week has been a special one for us at ACCA. Wednesday was Global Ethics Day – an important occasion in the calendar that we celebrate annually as it aligns with our values. It’s a day where businesses and individuals can reflect and explore the meaning of ethics and their impact on life and society. [...]

  • Venture capital firms circle London tech scale-ups as financial injections hit record £20bn

    October 21, 2021

    A record high of over £6.5bn was invested by venture capital firms in UK scaleups over the summer, taking the total amount to £20bn so far this year, according to new research shared with Morning Wire this morning. After two extraordinarily high quarters in 2021, UK scaleups continued to attract funding from across the globe [...]

  • Orbex unveils world’s most carbon neutral space rocket ahead of COP26

    October 21, 2021

    Space technology firm Orbex has unveiled what is thought to be the world’s most ‘environmentally friendly’ rocket. The Scottish firm’s space rocket, known as Prime, will emit be up to 96 per cent less emissions than comparable space launch programmes, according to a new study by Exeter University. The rocket uses a renewable, ‘ultra-low-carbon’ fuel, and [...]

  • Ericsson to make further reductions in China after Q3 results

    October 20, 2021

    The Swedish telecommunications company plans to reduce its operations in China after suffering a fall in sales post Huawei ban, as well as ongoing supply chain disruptions.

  • London’s Satellite Vu bags £15m in Series A as it plots to decarbonise the housing sector

    October 20, 2021

    London-based space tech scale-up Satellite Vu has raised £15m in Series A funding, as it readies plans to launch seven thermal and infrared imaging satellites into orbit. The satellites will be able to provide real-time data on how green, or energy efficient, every building on the planet is – as the UK seeks to decarbonise [...]

  • London Science Museum agrees coal producer sponsorship

    October 19, 2021

    London’s Science Museum has pushed ahead with plans to pursue sponsorships from oil and gas companies. The institution has struck a deal with a subsidiary of Adani Group, which has coal mining operations in India, Indonesia and Australia. The group’s wind and solar energy arm Adani Green Energy will be the title sponsor of the [...]

  • Apple unveils upgrades for MacBook Pro laptops and AirPods

    October 18, 2021

    Apple has announced the revamping of its MacBook Pro laptops and AirPods. Chief executive Tim Cook launched the redesigned earbuds and the first of the company’s improved high-end computers at a livestream on Monday. The new MacBook Pro comes with larger, sharper screens and M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, as the company continues its switch [...]

  • Facebook and Instagram promoting ‘misogyny,’ investigation finds

    October 18, 2021

    Social media giants like Facebook are set to face further questions after a new investigation has revealed platform algorithms actively promote misogynistic content to certain users.  Facebook and Instagram users who show signs of hostility towards women online are more likely to then have pages recommended to them that reference sexual violence, disturbing memes about [...]

  • By 2028 the cybersecurity industry could be worth $418B

    October 18, 2021  |  City Talk

    The year 2021 is turning out to be a big year for cybersecurity stocks. When work became remote and cloud computing became more essential, organisations found themselves facing new challenges head-on. Businesses are now more aware than ever that they must protect themselves from data theft and other cyberattacks. Subsequently, demand for high-end protection software [...]

  • Football training can be safer with VR technology

    October 15, 2021

    A whipped cross and a powerful header towards goal are staples of football and the essence of set-piece tactics used by every football team. But building Cristiano Ronaldo-like leg power to spring higher than your opponent and honing the skill to guide the ball into the net requires endless training drills. The other, more serious [...]

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