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  • Canon profit drops by 7.7 per cent as sales tumble

    April 26, 2016

    Japanese camera manufacturer Canon has reported a slowdown in sales during the three months to 31 March, as demand declined across its product ranges. Net sales dropped by seven per cent to ¥767bn (£4.9bn) in the first quarter, down from ¥858bn during the same period of last year. Operating profit plummeted by 39.4 per cent, to ¥45.7bn [...]

  • eBay share price rises as online auction site posts four per cent jump in revenue during first quarter of 2016

    April 26, 2016

    Shares in online retailer eBay rose by over 1.7 per cent in after hours trading as the company revealed a jump in revenue during the first three months of the year. Sales went up by four per cent, from $2.06bn (£1.41bn) in the first quarter of 2015, to $2.14bn, and gross profit went from $1.65bn to [...]

  • Apple’s share price falls more than seven per cent in after hours trading after disappointing results

    April 26, 2016

    Apple posted a sharp fall in revenue, pushing its share price down by more than seven per cent in after hours trading. Revenue was reported at $50.6bn (£34.7bn), below the expected $52bn, and 13 per cent down on the $58bn reported in the same quarter a year ago.  Earnings per share for the second quarter were [...]

  • Twitter share price jumps then plunges back down on first quarter numbers

    April 26, 2016

    Twitter’s shares initially jumped in after hours trading last night, before nosediving 11 per cent below their closing price, after the firm missed revenue estimates and cut its forecast for the second quarter. The social network increased revenue by 36 per cent compared to the same period of last year, to $595m (£408m) from $436m. [...]

  • This mesmerising data viz shows all of the world’s shipping routes

    April 26, 2016

    From the hub of activity in the East China Sea to the relative quiet of Somalia’s piracy afflicted waters — the below map shows the extraordinary extent of modern shipping’s reach. The map — created by London-based data visualisation and digital journalism studio Kiln and the UCL Energy Institute — charts global merchant fleet movements over the course of 2012. It was made [...]

  • Say what? A third of us wouldn’t mind being microchipped at work

    April 26, 2016

    Fancy having a chip implanted in you? Fancy using it at work to get around the office or log on? It may sound more like science fiction (however close it is to becoming reality) and a rather creepy concept – but surprisingly, a third of us wouldn't mind at all being microchipped at work in order to do these [...]

  • Nokia is getting into wearables with €170m deal for Withings

    April 26, 2016

    Nokia is making a move into wearables, announcing plans to buy up french tech company Withings. The now mobile-free Nokia (after selling that part to Microsoft), is zoning in on the world of digital health tracking technology with the €170m deal. "We have said consistently that digital health was an area of strategic interest to Nokia, [...]

  • Finance actually wants more regulation because of the rise of artificial intelligence fintech in the world’s markets

    April 25, 2016

    The finance world is cautiously optimistic about the future of artificial intelligence and how it can be used, but, there is more work needed on regulating the technology when it comes to world markets. “Financial institutions have been fined billions of dollars because of illegality and compliance breaches by traders. A logical response by banks is to [...]

  • The British Airways website suffers technical glitch leaving people unable to book flights or check in

    April 25, 2016

    The website of British Airways went down for more than an hour, leaving people unable to book or check in for flights, or check flight times for arrivals and departures. Anyone going to britishairways.com or ba.com was met with an internal server error message while anyone using Google to search flights was also greeted with a message after choosing [...]

  • Apple is about to report its first slowdown in more than a decade

    April 25, 2016

    Apple's crunch time is approaching.  The most valuable company in the world (for now, at least) is about to report a sales slowdown, which although expected, is not a welcome occurrence in the usually ever upward trajectory of the beloved brand. The figures Sales of around $52bn (£35.9bn), with the iPhone making up the lion's share, are predicted [...]

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