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  • Natwest and RBS down: Outages hit online banking and mobile apps on Black Friday

    November 29, 2019

    RBS and Natwest’s mobile apps and online banking services suffered intermittent problems today, with customers taking to Twitter to complain. “Our Online Banking, mobile app and Bankline are currently facing intermittent problems,” Natwest told customers on Twitter. “We’re working hard getting them back up and running smoothly for you. We’ll post an update when we [...]

  • Ocado shares soar on Japanese robot warehouse deal with Aeon

    November 29, 2019

    Shares in online retailer Ocado jumped more than 11 per cent today after it announced a deal to help Japanese retailer Aeon launch a new online business. Ocado uses robot technology in its customer fulfilment centres (CFCs) to automate many processes. Read more: Ocado to build sixth warehouse as online grocer accelerates growth It said [...]

  • Inside Amazon’s Black Friday operations hub: How the e-commerce giant prepares for its busiest day of the year

    November 29, 2019

    Where could be a better place to witness the behind-the-scenes impact of Black Friday than at the heart of Amazon’s UK warehouse operations? Some of the credit – or perhaps, blame – for the annual shopping event’s popularity in Britain surely lies with the US e-commerce giant.  The fulfilment centre – which is the size [...]

  • Linkedin division paid no corporation tax on £70m profit

    November 28, 2019

    An Irish subsidiary of social media network Linkedin paid no corporation tax last year despite posting a profit of almost £70m. Accounts filed for Linkedin Technology revealed the company pulled in profit of $86.7m (£67.1m) in 2018, a huge increase on the $10m posted the year before. Read more: France will tax Amazon and Facebook [...]

  • Price comparison rivals urge EU regulators to take action against Google

    November 28, 2019

    Axel Springer’s price comparison shopping service Idealo and a group of European rivals have urged the EU’s competition regulators to enforce a ruling against Google as they accused the tech giant of favouring its own service. In a letter to European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager signed by companies from 21 EU countries, the group said [...]

  • Tiktok apologises after banning US teen behind Uighur video

    November 28, 2019

    Chinese social media firm Tiktok has apologised to a US teenager who was blocked from the platform after posting a video criticising the country’s repression of Uighur Muslims. Feroza Aziz was suspended from the app earlier this week after criticising the Chinese authorities in a video disguised as a make-up tutorial. Read more: Tiktok owner [...]

  • Overseas talent is critical to Britain’s gaming success

    November 28, 2019

    As recent events focus minds on possible Brexit outcomes, a number of politicians have, once again, raised the question about which sectors receive attention in the debate about the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. They are correct to do so. A lack of considered analysis risks overlooking the impact new UK–EU relationships will have on [...]

  • Ursula von der Leyen pledges action on artificial intelligence during first 100 days in office

    November 27, 2019

    The European Commission’s incoming President Ursula von der Leyen has called for the EU to draw up rules to regulate the use of artificial intelligence during her first 100 days in charge. The German politician and her commission were coronated in the European Parliament today, winning 461 MEP votes in favour compared to 157 against. [...]

  • Tesla CEO Elon Musk claims his new Cybertruck already has 250,000 orders

    November 27, 2019

    Elon Musk has suggested that his unorthodox new electric pickup truck has already received a quarter-of-a-million orders since its unveiling last week. The so called Cybertruck, made by Tesla, has caused a stir in the automotive industry since its launch on Thursday, with its unconventional shape and hefty $39,900 price tag making it a target [...]

  • Time is ticking on the UK digital skills gap

    November 27, 2019

    This year, the internet turns 50. In 1969, the first message sent on what was known as the Arpanet marked the birth of a technology that would become the “network of networks” that we have all come to rely on so heavily. Today 4bn people around the world are connected to the internet. In 2022 [...]

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