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  • Google completes $2.1bn Fitbit takeover after antitrust probe

    January 14, 2021

    Google today said it has completed its $2.1bn (£1.5bn) takeover of Fitbit, more than a year after the deal was announced. The tie-up was subjected to a lengthy investigation by regulators amid concerns about Google’s market power and the use of people’s health data in targeted advertising. But the European Commission last month cleared the [...]

  • Blue Prism enjoys fifth year of revenue growth despite pandemic downturn

    January 14, 2021

    Automation specialist Blue Prism has enjoyed its fifth year of revenue growth even as businesses delayed purchases amid the pandemic.  The Aim-listed firm develops Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software, which helps large companies automate complex administrative tasks.  Customers responded to the pandemic by delaying purchasing decisions or reducing deal sizes which meant Blue Prism took [...]

  • Global investors flock to London in ‘golden age’ for tech

    January 14, 2021

    London has cemented its role as Europe’s leading tech hub after a near-record year of investment as overseas investors circle in on the capital’s best firms. Global tech investors are piling into the capital with a total $10.5bn (£7.7bn) investment recorded in 2020, a quarter of Europe’s whole VC investment for the year.  The amount [...]

  • Grocery delivery app Weezy raises $20m for London expansion

    January 14, 2021

    Grocery delivery platform Weezy has raised $20m (£14.6m) to fund its expansion in London and across the UK as it cashes in on bumper demand during the pandemic. Weezy, which offers local grocery deliveries in 15 minutes, said it will use the funding to add 50 employees to its London-based team over the next four [...]

  • Deliveroo picks banks as it gears up for blockbuster float

    January 13, 2021

    Deliveroo is said to have tapped four investment banks as it prepares for a blockbuster float on the London Stock Exchange this year. The food delivery app has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi, Jefferies and Numis to work on an initial public offering that could value it at more than £5bn, Sky News [...]

  • Intel shares rise as chipmaker replaces chief executive

    January 13, 2021

    Shares in Intel pushed higher this afternoon after the tech giant said it was replacing chief executive Bob Swan following a string of manufacturing missteps. Swan, who has held the top job for just two years, will step down on 15 February and will be replaced with Pat Gelsinger, currently chief executive of software group [...]

  • Airbnb cancels all Washington bookings during Biden inauguration

    January 13, 2021

    Airbnb is cancelling all reservations in the Washington DC area during the week of Joe Biden’s inauguration amid concerns about further violence. The holiday rental site said all existing reservations will be cancelled, including those made on its Hotel Tonight subsidiary, and any new bookings will be blocked. Airbnb said guests and hosts will be [...]

  • UK vaccine rollout was ‘lumpy’ at first, minister admits

    January 13, 2021

    The UK’s vaccine tsar has admitted the nation’s largest ever vaccination programme was “lumpy at the outset” as he faced a grilling in the Commons. Nadhim Zahawi told the Science and Technology Committee: “I now have line of sight of deliveries all the way through to the end of February and [am] getting more confident [...]

  • Covid: UK trials new drug that could cut risk of severe illness by 80 per cent

    January 13, 2021

    The UK has launched large-scale trials of a new drug that could cut the risk of Covid patients developing severe illness by as much as 80 per cent. Thirty-four-year-old Alexandra Constantin became the first patient to receive the drug, produced by London-listed biotech firm Synairgen, after receiving the dose at Hull Royal Infirmary yesterday afternoon. [...]

  • Tiktok tightens privacy features as online harm laws loom

    January 13, 2021

    Tiktok has tightened its privacy features for young users as the government prepares to roll out tough new rules to improve safety on social media. The hit video-sharing app today said that all users under the age of 16 will have their accounts set to private by default, meaning only approved followers can view their [...]

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