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  • TSB backs Met with £200,000 fund to fight fraud in London after last year’s IT chaos

    January 9, 2019

    Bank TSB has invested £200,000 in a partnership with the Metropolitan Police to fight fraud and cybercrime. The bank, which suffered a string of IT outages last year that led to the exit of its chief executive Paul Pester, said the scheme was aimed at fraud prevention and enforcement. TSB was hit by extreme levels [...]

  • Apple chief Tim Cook picks up his biggest annual bonus to date

    January 9, 2019

    Apple chief executive Tim Cook was awarded his largest ever bonus in September last year, just before the tech giant's most stellar year to date took a turn for the worse. Apple said in a regulatory filing yesterday that Cook had been given a cash bonus of $12m (£9.4m) at the end of its fiscal year, [...]

  • Softcat is top dog after trading update sends shares soaring

    January 9, 2019

    Softcat shares rocketed today after the IT infrastructure provider said it was materially ahead of expectations at this stage of the year. Shares jumped 20 per cent this morning to 707p following the news. Softcat said trading had continued to be strong since its last update on 28 November. Ahead of its interim results on 31 [...]

  • London raked £1.8bn in tech funding last year, almost double its next closest rival

    January 9, 2019

    London has retained its spot at the top of the tech charts for another year, securing almost double the amount of investment in 2018 than its next closest European competitor. Tech firms in the capital raised £1.8bn in venture funding and public listings in 2018, raking in 72 per cent of the UK’s £2.5bn total [...]

  • Fintech unicorn Monzo to appoint former Northern Rock boss to banking board

    January 8, 2019

    Digital bank Monzo has appointed the former head of failed bank Northern Rock to its board, as the startup aims for growth in 2019. The fintech firm is to announce Gary Hoffman as its non-executive chairman tomorrow, as first reported by Sky News, replacing Baroness Kingsmill who has chaired Monzo since 2015. Hoffman will bring [...]

  • Wework to rebrand as The We Company in business structure overhaul, turning its eyes to fintech

    January 8, 2019

    Shared workspace provider Wework is rebranding itself as The We Company, as the firm aims towards a more diversified business portfolio. To be announced at an internal company conference later this week, The We Company will become the parent to several offshoots, including Wework as its main office provider. Others include its residential unit Welive, and an [...]

  • LG profits to plummet 80 per cent in festive quarter, as Samsung shares hit by weak chip demand

    January 8, 2019

    LG Electronics has said its operating profit for the fourth quarter is likely to drop 80 per cent from the same period in 2017, falling miles away from previous analyst expectations. The world's second largest TV manufacturer has forecasted profit of just 75.3bn won (£52.5m) for the three months to December last year, which is also [...]

  • Wework launches a shoppable London office pop-up store, designed by influencers

    January 8, 2019

    Shared workspace tech giant Wework has today launched a pop-up office in Holborn that is completely shoppable, and is designed with influencers in mind. Open throughout January, the pop-up is filled with office decor from brands such as Urban Outfitters which can be bought via the Liketoknow.it app. Londoners can sign up online to grab [...]

  • Oracle founder Larry Ellison reveals billion-dollar stake in Tesla

    January 8, 2019

    The founder of software giant Oracle has disclosed a stake in the US' most shorted public company Tesla, worth approximately $1bn (£784.1m). The news, published in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), comes after Larry Ellison joined Tesla's board in December. Ellison is a long-time friend of Musk, and is currently [...]

  • Softbank shares up on reports it will scale back Wework investment amid tech rout

    January 8, 2019

    Shares in Softbank rose more than five per cent this morning following reports it has scaled back its new investment in Wework. The Japanese conglomerate reportedly plans to invest $2bn (£1.6bn) into the shared workspace startup, down from the original sum of $16bn. The investment will no longer involve Softbank’s prolific $100bn Vision Fund, the [...]

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