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  • Augmentum Fintech raises £28m in oversubscribed placing

    October 30, 2020

    Listed venture capital firm Augmentum Fintech hit its £28m fundraising target through an oversubscribed share placing launched this week. The firm said demand from both existing and new investors exceeded the maximum issue and applications have been scaled back accordingly. Augmentum Fintech raised £28m through the issue of 23.37m shares at 120 pence each. The [...]

  • Marriott International fined £18.4m over customer data breach

    October 30, 2020

    Marriott International has been handed an £18.4m fine by the UK data watchdog over a data breach that compromised the personal details of millions of customers. The fine relates to an attack on the Starwood hotels chain that exposed records belonging to 339m guests worldwide. The cyber attack began in 2014, before Marriott took over [...]

  • Bother: The startup looking to disrupt the grocery market

    October 30, 2020

    The days of empty shelves and loo roll shortages seem a distant lockdown memory, but one London-based startup thinks it speaks to a wider problem within the UK’s grocery market.  Startup Bother is on a mission to disrupt the saturated grocery market by offering what it considers to be a convenient and cheaper online alternative.  [...]

  • Screenshot: Will Tim Davie win the generation game?

    October 30, 2020

    A weekly column from Morning Wire bringing you all the biggest stories and trends in technology, media and telecoms This week: ** Media Moment of the Week: A sorry soy saga ** Tim Davie and the BBC’s tug of war ** The tech titans’ tumultuous year Media Moment of the Week This week it’s another [...]

  • Twitter shares drop after user growth misses expectations

    October 29, 2020

    Twitter today added fewer users than Wall Street had expected and said expenses would accelerate in the current quarter, sending its shares tumbling 13 per cent. Shares of Twitter fell to $45.23 in after-market trading. The San Francisco-based social media company said it had 187m monetizable daily active users (mDAU) during the third quarter, missing consensus analyst [...]

  • Weak iPhone sales pull down Apple shares despite revenue boost

    October 29, 2020

    Apple’s announcement today that iPhone sales were weaker than expected sent shares down four per cent even as the tech company’s revenue and profit did better than Wall Street expected thanks to booming Mac and AirPods sales. Investors expected lower revenue from the Cupertino company’s bestselling product after delays left loyal fans clasping wallets shut [...]

  • Amazon quarterly sales near $100bn amid online shopping boom

    October 29, 2020

    Amazon has continued its bumper year of trading, posting quarterly sales of nearly $100bn (£77.4bn) as the pandemic sparked a surge in demand for online shopping. The ecommerce giant said net sales had increased 37 per cent year on year to hit $96.1bn in the three months to the end of September. Net profit hit [...]

  • Facebook revenue jumps as pandemic drives up traffic

    October 29, 2020

    Facebook today posted better-than-expected revenue for the third quarter as higher user numbers during the coronavirus pandemic helped drive up revenue. The social media platform posted revenue of $21.5bn (£16.6bn) in the three-month period, up from $17.7bn last year. Net income rose from $6.1bn to $7.8bn. The bulk of the revenue was generated by advertising [...]

  • Google parent Alphabet returns to growth as advertisers flock back

    October 29, 2020

    Google parent company Alphabet reported a return to growth in the third quarter as advertisers flocked back in their droves after a coronavirus-induced slump. The tech giant, which also owns Amazon, reported revenue of $46.2bn (£35.7bn) in the three months to the end of September, up 14 per cent on the same period last year. [...]

  • EU to ban tech firms from promoting their own services in new crackdown

    October 29, 2020

    Tech giants will be banned from unfairly promoting their own services and will have to do more to crack down on harmful content under new rules being prepared by the EU. Competition chief Margrethe Vestager today proposed a raft of tough new laws and promised greater powers for enforcement bodies in a bid to tackle [...]

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