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  • New dementia drug would work wonders for the world’s economy

    July 22, 2015

    A dementia drug called Solanezumab could become the first ever to effectively halt progress of the brain disease, and the benefits to the economy will be huge if it is put to use.    Read more: New discovery in mice paves the way for dementia cure   The drug company Eli Lilly is due to reveal [...]

  • With this estimate of Apple Watch sales, the tech giant shows every sign of maintaining momentum: Investors are wrong to punish Apple

    July 22, 2015

    Despite posting strong third-quarter revenue growth (up 33 per cent to $49.6bn) and a slight gain in margin, Apple’s shares slipped seven per cent in after hours trading, wiping billions off its valuation and leading other tech stocks down. Investors were concerned, it seems, by lower than expected iPad and iPhone shipments and the possibility of [...]

  • Residential property investment is easier than ever thanks to the fintech sector

    July 22, 2015

    For most of us, buying our own home is an important decision but how many of us truly consider residential property as an asset class for investment?     UK residential property is a massive market valued at nearly £5 trillion however, the market is dominated by owner-occupiers, with just £1 trillion owned as an [...]

  • There’s no avoiding it – men pile on the pounds when they become dads

    July 22, 2015

    With a baby comes a belly – but it turns out that's not just true of women, new research published in the American Journal of Men's Health has suggested.   Read more: It's in the genes – you're more like your father than your mother   On average, new fathers gain between 3.5 pounds and 4.5 [...]

  • UK tech firm Amino crosses the Atlantic to buy-up US internet TV rival Entone

    July 21, 2015

    Internet TV provider Amino yesterday agreed a $73m (£46.7m) deal to purchase its leading US rival, Entone.   The Cambridge-based company, which in May bought TV everywhere provider Booxmedia, is set to acquire Entone, a leader in the US internet protocol TV (IPTV) market and has more than 150 customers around the world.   “The [...]

  • Microsoft share price slides as revenue continues to fall despite growth in cloud computing ahead of Windows 10 launch

    July 21, 2015

    The figures Microsoft’s reported sales down over five per cent compared to the same period last year. The software giant’s revenue was down to $22.18bn, roughly in line with analysts’ forecasts. At $0.62, the company’s earnings per share were slightly higher than analysts’ expectations of $0.58.  Revenue from cloud-based computing was up 88 per cent [...]

  • Know-it-alls know the least when it comes to spotting fake terms

    July 21, 2015

    Pre-rated stocks, fixed-rate deduction, annualised credit – all of these are completely made up financial terms, but if you consider yourself an expert you'd probably be easily tricked into thinking they were real, according to new research published in the journal Psychological Science.   Read more: One in 10 parents think their children are "too clever" [...]

  • Storyline app: Shark Tank entrepreneur Mark Cuban wants to reinvent Twitter and give users “social media zero”

    July 21, 2015

    People think Twitter has a problem. Whether it's the "sloppy" handling of chief executive Dick Costolo's exit or slowing growth in the number of users and a lack of product innovation – everyone has an opinion. Now there's one person who's decided to put his money where his mouth is and take some action. The [...]

  • The blockchain won’t just change banking – it could help you buy your house

    July 21, 2015

    There’s been a lot of attention focused on Bitcoin in recent years but arguably the most intriguing aspect of this crypto currency is the technology that underpins it – the blockchain.   The blockchain facilitates Bitcoin and works by sequentially ordering blocks of transactions into a chain which is distributed to and can be viewed [...]

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