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  • Tech leaders to pressure European politicians to revise ‘archaic’ laws

    November 28, 2018

    More than 30 business leaders and entrepreneurs from across the technology industry have signed a letter to be delivered to European policymakers in January, urging them to consider updating EU laws on giving employees shares in the startups they work for. With signatories including the bosses of firms such as Transferwise, Delivery Hero, Anthemis and [...]

  • Former Google chief Eric Schmidt: AI could fix the world’s productivity problem

    November 28, 2018

    Eric Schmidt, the former chief executive and chairman of Google, has come out with a message of confidence for the future of tech in the workplace, predicting AI could provide productivity with a much-needed boost. "I can tell you that [in] the future is there’s going to be a much larger number of empty jobs, [...]

  • Vita Mojo shakes things up with a £10m series A fundraise, backed by Investec

    November 28, 2018

    Healthy food-focused restaurant chain Vita Mojo has raised £10m in a series A fundraising round led by Investec Bank, as it heads for expansion. The firm said it is now "coming out of stealth mode" to help other businesses with its technology, having already signed up a few major customers such as Virgin Active, Chilango and Wokit. [...]

  • DEBATE: Should Margaret Thatcher be considered as the scientist to be featured on the new £50 note?

    November 28, 2018

    Should Margaret Thatcher be considered as the scientist to be featured on the new £50 note? Emma Revell, communications officer at the Centre for Policy Studies, says YES. People will argue that science isn’t what Margaret Thatcher was most known for, and they’d be right. But the same could be said of Roger Bannister, a [...]

  • MPs and international ministers blast Facebook’s Zuckerberg over non-appearance

    November 27, 2018

    Lawmakers have criticised Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for not appearing in a hearing today, which accused the social media platform of undermining international parliaments and regulators. A grand committee consisting of representatives from several countries including the UK, Canada, France and Belgium met in Westminster today, convened by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, to [...]

  • Musk says employees should work 80 to 100 hours a week if they want to ‘change the world’

    November 27, 2018

    Entrepreneur and Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has said people need to work around 80 hours a week, up to above 100 hours at peak times, if they want to succeed in business. Responding to the news that Tesla is one of Silicon Valley's most in-demand employers, Musk invited his Twitter followers to join one of his [...]

  • Tech outages at financial firms double as watchdog warns of data breach risk

    November 27, 2018

    IT failures at financial institutions have more than doubled in the last year, the Financial Conduct Authority has revealed, as firms fight to update their legacy technology to keep apace with fintech startups. In the 12 months to October, the UK's financial firms reported a 138 per cent increase in technology outages to the FCA, as [...]

  • Owned-social networks are replacing Facebook as a way for brands to market to their communities

    November 27, 2018

    Two months ago, I helped Blewbury in Oxfordshire become the first village in the UK to launch its own social network. We were inspired by the MP Matt Hancock, who during his tenure as digital minister launched a social network for his constituency. His decision to call it “Matt Hancock” attracted much media attention. But [...]

  • Uber fined by UK watchdog over data leak during 2016 cyber attack

    November 27, 2018

    Ride-hailing giant Uber has been fined £385,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office, for failing to protect its customers' personal information during a cyber attack in 2016. The ICO said today that a series of "avoidable data security flaws" led to the leaking of information about 2.7m of its UK customers, including full names, email addresses and [...]

  • Five reasons why tech stocks are in trouble

    November 27, 2018

    For months, technology stocks have been the holy grail for growth, with valuations reaching dizzying heights. So, considering that what goes up must come down, perhaps it’s not surprising that stocks started tumbling last week. Share prices for each of the five tech giants – Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google (the so-called Faangs) – [...]

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