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  • Paysafe looks to pocket profits by bolstering its digital wallet business

    August 10, 2016

    Payment solutions company Paysafe has revealed it hopes to rake in the cash from its digital wallet business, including launching a new mobile-enabled wallet in September.  Joel Leonoff, Paysafe president and chief executive, described the product in the pipeline as being focused on generic goods, including pharmaceutical products, groceries and alcohol. "What we're building and what we're [...]

  • No Man’s Sky review: Can this indie space explorer live up to its own galaxy-sized hype?

    August 10, 2016

    No Man's Sky gives real thought to what it would be like to be marooned on an alien planet. What would it look like? How would it feel? British indie developer Hello Games has created an algorithm-based universe containing a mind-boggling number of planets to explore, far more than will ever be seen by human [...]

  • These are the 20 richest billionaires in tech

    August 10, 2016

    The world's wealthiest tech billionaires have added another $50bn to their wealth over the past year, while titans Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Ma climbed the ranks. Bill Gates retained his long-standing title as the world's richest tech billionaire, the latest rich list compiled by Forbes reveals, despite a $1.6bn decline in his wealth since 2015. Read more: Meet [...]

  • Investors give Yelp a good rating as online review firm beats expectations

    August 9, 2016

    Online review company Yelp’s share price leapt in after-hours trading on Tuesday after it beat analyst expectations in the second quarter of 2016. The figures The US company reported net revenue of $173.4m (£133m) in the three months to 30 June, up 30 per cent. Wall Street had expected a turnover of $169.8m. Some $151.9m of this came [...]

  • Rare Pokemon mean prizes in Canary Wharf

    August 9, 2016

    Office managers in Canary Wharf can blame the Canary Wharf Group if some staff members have been spending even more time playing Pokemon Go this week. The group that oversees development of the Wharf is tempting workers to ditch their duties by offering rewards for those who hunt down and share tweets of rare Pokemon [...]

  • The Apple Watch 2 might be coming this year

    August 9, 2016

    An updated version of Apple's first ever wearable and its newest device, the Apple Watch, could be coming as soon as this year, one analyst predicts. The Apple Watch 2 is expected to hit wrists by the end of the year, said Ming-Chi Kuo, an analysts at KGI and known as one of the most well informed [...]

  • Lending Club second quarter earnings reveal further financial hurt

    August 9, 2016

    Being the first company to tap into a new market often is hugely advantageous. For Lending Club this has been anything but the case as second quarter results released overnight indicate. The peer-to-peer lender widened its losses from $4m (£3m) to $81m, its loss per share was nine cents – worse than analysts expected – and Carrie Dolan, [...]

  • Facebook will stop users blocking adverts

    August 9, 2016

    Facebook is the latest media company to fight the rise of ad blockers, by serving ads to those who use the software. It will force ads to appear on the desktop version of the social network even if they use the popular software, said Facebook executive Andrew Bosworth. It will also give users greater control over [...]

  • Banking bazooka? CMA report great for fintech, costly for banks

    August 9, 2016

    The competition watchdog has today handed fintech startups a bazooka for their mission of disrupting banks, with new rules for making data more open to improve customer choice. The so-called big four – HSBC, Lloyds, Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland – and other smaller high street banks will have to work together to create standards for sharing [...]

  • US jobs site Monster on £330m Dutch date with recruiter Randstad

    August 9, 2016

    Remember Monster.com? It was one of the first companies to harness the power of the internet to help connect jobseekers and potential employers. It paved the way for the likes of LinkedIn and Glassdoor — as well as a new wave of snazzy job search apps, such as the so-called "tinder for jobs" Jobr (which it also acquired [...]

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