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  • Dialog shares boosted as deal with Apple fails to drag on predictions

    March 6, 2019

    Shares in Dialog Semiconductor rose 2.2 per cent today despite fourth quarter results which showed a drop in revenues and predicted of a further fall in 2019. The Anglo-German chipmaker made a stock market bounce after posting better-than-expected fourth quarter results in the midst of an ongoing $600m (£460m) technology transfer deal with its biggest customer Apple. Read [...]

  • Regulator warns consumers over illegal cryptocurrency scam

    March 6, 2019

    UK consumers have been warned to avoid an illegal cryptocurrency firm posing as an authorised company. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said Next Coin Market is an fraudulent organisation based in Bulgaria which is attempting to scam UK customers. Read more: JP Morgan launches its own cryptocurrency The company dupes victims by sending customers a [...]

  • Uber avoids criminal liability following fatal self-driving car collision

    March 6, 2019

    Uber has been cleared of liability by a US court after one of its self-driving cars struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona in March. A letter from the Yavapai County attorney, made public today, said there was “no basis for criminal liability” for Uber, but that the back-up driver, Rafaela Vasquez, should be referred [...]

  • How to use an Isa to invest in peer-to-peer loans

    March 6, 2019

    Since peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms began to enter the market in 2005, savers have used the services to hand out more than £10bn to borrowers. Aside from providing a significant boost to the UK economy, P2P offers attractive interest rates to lenders by cutting the banking sector from the borrowing process. The Innovative Finance Isa [...]

  • Cyber security threats are a business risk, not a dark art

    March 6, 2019

    The term “cyber threat” has always carried an illicit ambiguity. It evokes a dark and secretive world populated by precocious teens in hoodies, organised crime gangs, and malevolent nation state actors. By contrast, “operational risk” brings to mind sensible people wearing dark suits and making the world a little less unpredictable for us all. To [...]

  • Financial institutions beware – big tech is moving into banking

    March 6, 2019

    Despite Brexit uncertainties and stock market collapses, British banks concluded their 2018 earnings season with improved performance. Profitability increased thanks to cost drives, while balance sheets strengthened through derisking assets. Banks’ ability to grow revenue, however, remains a perennial challenge. The quest to growth may be harder in the digital age. In a recent report [...]

  • Financial Times buys majority stake in tech media firm The Next Web

    March 5, 2019

    The Financial Times (FT) has bought a controlling stake in tech media firm The Next Web (TNW) in a bid to expand its events offering. The FT said the move will boost its presence in the European tech market and will create synergies with its existing events division FT Live. Read more: German prosecutors probe [...]

  • One in 12 of Europe’s new startups work in AI sector

    March 5, 2019

    One in every 12 newly founded companies in Europe calls itself an AI company, with the field dominated by UK startups, a new study reveals. But two-fifths of the 2,830 startups show little evidence of AI, the report released today from venture capital firm MMC Ventures and Barclays shows. Artificial intelligence, technology which allows software [...]

  • The high street can be saved if physical shops and online retailers collaborate and use data

    March 5, 2019

    In January, affiliate marketing company Awin released research showing that 39 per cent of Britons wouldn’t really mind if we lost all high street stores altogether, with over a third of respondents saying that they “almost never” shopped there anyway. News stories about high street stalwarts being in the doldrums have become a recurring theme, from [...]

  • Automakers and the tech giants are battling over the future of the car industry

    March 5, 2019

    More than 100 years after the petrol-powered car passed go for the first time – and despite worldwide sales at a record high in 2018 – stress fractures are starting to appear. Tesla is on track to outsell both BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the US, car sales in China are declining for the first time in [...]

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