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  • DAY 1: Tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch fights extradition to the US

    February 9, 2021

    British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch began earlier today his fight against his extradition, slamming the US for “overreaching” and saying the UK authorities could prosecute the alleged fraud.  Alex Bailin QC, for Lynch, said the US Department of Justice (DoJ) is “not the global marshall of the corporate world”, as he launched the former Autonomy [...]

  • British entrepreneur Mike Lynch gears up to fight US extradition attempt

    February 8, 2021

    Mike Lynch, the British businessman facing accusations of fraud, will this week fight attempts to extradite him to the US. Lynch is facing charges of securities fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy in the US related to the 2011 acquisition of his former software firm Autonomy by tech giant Hewlett Packard. Following the sale, HP wrote [...]

  • Millions will need third Covid vaccine dose in the autumn

    February 8, 2021

    Millions of people will likely need a third vaccine dose in the autumn, amid growing concerns that the Astrazeneca jab may not be effective against the new South African Covid variant. It is understood that NHS chiefs are planning for the extra doses to be given alongside annual winter flu jabs, after a new study [...]

  • German finance minister lashes out at EU vaccine drought

    February 6, 2021

    Germany’s finance minister has renewed tensions within the bloc following a high-profile tussle last week over EU vaccine shortages. Olaf Scholz told the BBC this afternoon he was “angry about some of the decisions that were taken last year”, among suggestions that the EU failed to order sufficient vaccine supplies for its member states. So [...]

  • Turrican Flashback is a nostalgic paradise of synths and bullets

    February 6, 2021

    Nostalgia, as they say, is one hell of a drug, and in lockdown we’ve been getting very, very high. A generation of middle aged men – myself included – have helped push shares in Games Workshop through the roof as they rediscover the hobby that saw them through their teenage years. The Turrican Flashback collection, [...]

  • GameStop and the ethics of short sellers

    February 5, 2021  |  City Talk

    The global media has recently been entranced by a battle between retail traders and hedge funds over the US computer game store, GameStop. It has also shone a light on a practice that makes many people feel uneasy: “short selling”. So much so that lots of members of the Reddit community which spearheaded the attack [...]

  • Amazon to hire 1,000 UK apprentices as revenue surges

    February 5, 2021

    Amazon will hire 1,000 apprentices across the UK this year as the ecommerce giant continues its rapid expansion amid a pandemic-driven trading boom. The US tech firm said the roles will cover more than two dozen different programmes ranging from engineering, safety technicians and broadcast production to IT and HR. The plan includes 100 degree-level [...]

  • Year of the unicorn: 24 companies have surpassed $1bn valuation this year already

    February 5, 2021

    There has been somewhat of a stampede of companies reaching unicorn status since the start of the year following a strong year for the tech sector.  Some 24 companies have already reached $1bn valuation since the start of the year with a particularly strong showing from e-commerce and fintech companies, according to research by Tipalti.  [...]

  • Scottish rocket company to clean up space debris from 2023

    February 4, 2021

    The UK could become a world leader in tackling space debris after successful trials of a ‘space tug’ align with a new UN space initiative, the Scottish rocket company behind the development said today. Skyrora said that its orbit transfer vehicle, part of its Skyrora XL rocket, could clear debris, reposition satellites and remove redundant [...]

  • More than 1m Londoners have received first dose of Covid vaccine

    February 4, 2021

    More than 1m people in London have received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, following concerns that the capital had been falling behind in the nation’s immunisation programme. Official figures published last night showed 1,011,490 Londoners have received their first dose of either the Astrazeneca/Oxford University or Pfizer/Biontech vaccines, while a further 60,658 people [...]

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