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  • New tech startup launches every half an hour during pandemic

    March 11, 2021

    The tech sector has been one of the few winners from the pandemic with many entrepreneurs using the time to launch new companies.  Between January and December 2020, 19,465 businesses were registered in the information and communication sector according to data from Tech Nation. It is equivalent to a new tech firm launching every half [...]

  • Exclusive: Teams rival Starleaf plots London float as demand surges

    March 10, 2021

    British video call and messaging firm Starleaf is plotting an initial public offering in London after demand for its services surged during the pandemic, Morning Wire can reveal. Watford-based Starleaf, whose platform is used by major corporate clients including the NHS, booked a record year of trading in 2020 amid the shift to home working. [...]

  • Zego becomes first UK insurtech to secure unicorn status

    March 10, 2021

    Motor insurance startup Zego has secured unicorn status with a valuation of more than $1bn after its latest funding round. The London-based company provides insurance to gig economy workers and claims to be the UK’s first insurtech unicorn. It follows a $150m round led by DST Global with backing from General Catalyst, whose founder and [...]

  • First Deliveroo backers now have stake worth 431 times original investment

    March 10, 2021

    The investors who piled into Deliveroo at its earliest stages will be rubbing their hands as the takeaway giant prepares for its bumper London listing.  The investors who bought into the takeaway back in 2013 will now have a stake worth £646, around 431 times their original investment according to data from MarktoMarket.  In September [...]

  • UK regulators unveil ‘joined-up’ approach ahead of Big Tech crackdown

    March 10, 2021

    Three major UK watchdogs have outlined their “joined-up” approach to digital regulation this morning as authorities prepare to crack down on Big Tech. The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DCRF), which includes Ofcom, the Competition Markets Authority (CMA) and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), today unveiled its first annual plan for co-ordinating new regulation across online [...]

  • Monzo backer Passion Capital opens doors to retail investors

    March 10, 2021

    One of the earliest backers of fintech favourite Monzo is opening its doors to crowd investors with the launch of its third fund.  Passion Capital’s £45m fund will be open to any investors who self-certify as “high net worth” or “sophisticated” and are registered and qualified by the crowdfunding platform Seedrs.  It will give retail [...]

  • Money mule criminals increasingly target cash-strapped youth during Covid lockdown, report finds

    March 10, 2021

    Money mule criminals use fake online job adverts to target cash strapped youngsters

  • Microsoft hack: Biden sets up emergency taskforce as EU banking regulator hit

    March 9, 2021

    US President Joe Biden has launched an investigation into a widespread cyber attack on Microsoft’s email services that may have compromised tens of thousands of businesses. The attack, which was first uncovered last week, has taken advantage of previously undiscovered vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s mail server software to potentially gain access to swathes of organisations in [...]

  • Video game maker Tinybuild debuts in record £340m Aim listing

    March 9, 2021

    Video game maker Tinybuild has become the largest ever US company to list on Aim after its shares debuted on London’s junior index this morning. The Seattle-based company, which owns a portfolio of more than 40 PC game titles, secured a market capitalisation of £340m following its float this morning. This marks the largest ever [...]

  • We need a humanitarian vision for AI and robotics

    March 9, 2021  |  City Talk

    Robotics and artificial intelligence are beginning to transform a broad spectrum of industries, and I believe that in time, given its near-endless applications, omnipresent AI will contribute $150 trillion to the global economy.  I also believe that humanitarian efforts all over the world will be greatly advanced by emerging artificial intelligence and robotics technologies as [...]

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