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  • Marvel’s Spider-Man review: Insomniac’s web-slinging open world brawler is Spidey at his absolute best

    September 5, 2018

    There’s a very simple recipe for making a decent Spider-Man game, or at least there seems like there is to people who think that making games is simple. First, it needs to be open world. Not even open world, just open Manhattan, a city that has been accurately recreated in games so many times now [...]

  • Facebook partners up with online giants in move into UK property market

    September 5, 2018

    Facebook is to list properties from two of the UK’s largest online estate agent on its website, in a sign that the social media giant is dipping its toes into the UK property market. In a partnership with Facebook Marketplace, Zoopla and OnTheMarket (OTM) both announced yesterday that their UK agents’ home rental property listings [...]

  • Volvo dreams up its first driverless electric car

    September 5, 2018

    Volvo has unveiled its first electric self-driving car concept, as it races to meet its own targets of making a third of its car sales autonomous by 2025. Aside from driving around town, Volvo hopes that the 360c could replace short-haul air travel, particularly for routes where the distance travelled is around 300km (186 miles) such as [...]

  • Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing to plug £16m into customer service after passenger death

    September 5, 2018

    Chinese ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing is set to fork out 140m yuan (£16m) to improve its customer service, after a passenger was raped and killed by her driver. Founder Cheng Wei told government regulators of his decision when they visited the company as part of a nation-wide inspection into ride-hailing firms, according to reports from Chinese newspaper Beijing [...]

  • Mayor backs London tech startups for City innovation

    September 5, 2018

    Meet the fourteen startups that made the mayor of London's shortlist to tackle the capital's key challenges across seven sectors. Launched in June as part of London's smart city initiative, Sadiq Khan's Civic Innovation Challenge will later award seven of these startups – one for each challenge – a grant of £15,000 to test their ideas [...]

  • Amazon hits a trillion-dollar valuation

    September 4, 2018

    Amazon has become the second ever US publicly-listed company to hit a $1 trillion market valuation. Amazon shares briefly passed over the $2,050.27 mark needed to break the milestone earlier this afternoon, before dropping back down to $2,035.56. It crossed the $2,000 per share threshold last Thursday, amid doubts from Wall Street that placed it [...]

  • JD.com share price falls after CEO’s sexual misconduct arrest

    September 4, 2018

    Chinese retail giant JD.com's share price has fallen more than six per cent in early trading this afternoon, after its chief executive was arrested and released on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct in the US over the weekend. Richard Liu has since returned to China, after being arrested by Minneapolis policy on Friday and later [...]

  • Japan’s Line is raising £1bn to fund its fintech and AI expansion

    September 4, 2018

    Japanese messaging giant Line is raising ¥148.1bn (£1bn) through a convertible bonds issue to fund its expansion into financial services and artificial intelligence (AI), primarily through its own payments technology. The firm said in a statement this morning that the majority of the raise will go towards promoting Line Pay, which is an in-app function [...]

  • Connected cows and smart salmon: The internet of things is taking on farming

    September 4, 2018

    The summer heatwave has dried up any complacency that food production in the supposedly green and fertile lands of England and Wales is a relatively straightforward business. The 55,000-strong National Farmers’ Union described the months of heat as a “wake-up call” for the agricultural industry, as an emergency summit was called to address the “crippling [...]

  • DEBATE: Google turns 20 today – but will it still be dominant in another two decades?

    September 4, 2018

    Google turns 20 today – but will it still be dominant in another two decades? Lily Covington, senior strategist at commercial strategy firm Cruxy & Company, says YES. Google’s advertising revenue alone proves its continued upwards trajectory, jumping from $10.49bn to $95.4bn in the last 12 years as its core business has adapted with the times. [...]

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