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  • Digital wealth manager Nutmeg targets ‘seven figure sum’ in crowdfunding round

    March 27, 2019

    Digital wealth manager Nutmeg has announced it will launch a crowdfunding round this year, targeting a seven figure sum. Nutmeg, which counts Goldman Sachs, Taipei Fubon Bank, Convoy and Balderton Capital among existing investors, is opening up company ownership to its customers in partnership with equity funding platform Crowdcube. Read more: £350 for your thoughts: [...]

  • Elon Musk uses Twitter wisely, new Tesla chair says

    March 27, 2019

    The new chair of Tesla said that its chief executive Elon Musk uses Twitter “wisely”, in an interview today. “Twitter is part of everyday business for many executives today,” Robyn Denholm told Bloomberg, “From my perspective, he uses it wisely.” Musk faced heat from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after tweeting in August [...]

  • Mike Lynch blames HP for ‘botched’ Autonomy deal in $5bn fraud trial

    March 27, 2019

    Autonomy was treated like Hewlett-Packard’s (HP) “unwanted stepchild” following the US tech giant’s “botched” £8.4bn acquisition of the software firm, a court heard today. HP is suing Autonomy’s founder Mike Lynch and former chief financial officer (CFO) Sushovan Hussain for $5.1bn, alleging that they falsely inflated Autonomy’s revenue figures ahead of the 2011 acquisition. Read [...]

  • 10 London fintechs prepare to scale up as they join Tech Nation startup programme

    March 27, 2019

    London fintechs dominate the latest entries to a government-backed startup programme as the capital's fintech sector continues to boom. Monzo, Starling Bank, Revolut and Salary Finance were among the companies selected for this year’s Future 50 programme. Read more: Fintech unicorn Oaknorth more than trebles profits The scheme, which is run by government-backed Tech Nation, [...]

  • Thames Water unveils £1bn tech investment in bid to boost efficiency

    March 26, 2019

    Thames Water has unveiled plans to invest £1bn in new technology for its water and waste operations in a bid to boost efficiency by 20 per cent. The investment, which will be rolled out over the next six years, will help boost the utility company’s data management for a range of issues such as fixing [...]

  • Spotify makes latest podcast acquisition as it looks to cash in on true crime

    March 26, 2019

    Spotify has snapped up its third podcast company of the year as it looks to double down on the format amid a boom in on-demand listening. The Swedish streaming service today said it had acquired Parcast, a podcast studio specialising in true crime series. Read more: Apple hits back at Spotify in App Store war [...]

  • Wirecard shares soar as head office cleared of wrongdoing following fraud allegations

    March 26, 2019

    Shares in payment firm Wirecard soared today after a law firm cleared the company’s head office of wrongdoing following allegations of fraud and false accounting. An independent investigation by law firm Rajah & Tann found that local staff at the company’s Singapore office may have committed crimes but these were not material to the German [...]

  • Adobe and Microsoft team up to take on Salesforce’s marketing software

    March 26, 2019

    Adobe and Microsoft are teaming up to strengthen their sales and marketing software offerings in a bid to take on rival Salesforce. The firms will partner to help users of Adobe’s marketing software identify potential customers on Linkedin, which is owned by Microsoft, the companies said today. Read more: Adobe invests £63.5m in UK as [...]

  • Tech firms slam ‘simplistic’ copyright reforms passed by European Parliament

    March 26, 2019

    Tech firms have launched an attack on new copyright rules voted through by the European Parliament today, saying they could damage both competition and freedom of expression. Tech UK, which represents more than 900 tech companies across the country, slammed the new regulations, describing them as “simplistic solutions to complex problems”. Read more: European Parliament [...]

  • Huawei’s latest handset, the P30 Pro brings true telephoto photography to smartphones

    March 26, 2019

    Following months of speculation and a number of leaks, Huawei has announced its new P30 and P30 Pro Android smartphones at a launch event in Paris today. The latest flagship in the Chinese firm’s photography-focused phone series sports a slew of cutting-edge new camera features. The P30 Pro includes an improved 40MP sensor as part of [...]

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