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  • ‘It’s risky to be in the UK’ – Cleo founder on unicorn status and City regulation

    September 30, 2025

    Nine years ago entrepreneur Matt Clifford took a data scientist to a “terrible pub” to convince him to drop his PhD and create his own start-up. “You may as well just take the risk, the biggest risk is not taking the risk,” Clifford told a young Barney Hussey-Yeo. Almost a decade later in 2025, Hussey-Yeo [...]

  • Merge London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq to save City market, says fintech boss

    September 26, 2025

    The boss of a UK-born fintech unicorn has called for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to merge with New York’s Nasdaq in a bid to save the City market’s future prospects. “It’s completely broken,” Barney Hussey-Yeo, founder of AI fintech Cleo, told Morning Wire when asked about the recent string of delistings. Hussey-Yeo, a data [...]

  • OpenTable launches AI concierge, but do we really need a bot to book dinner?

    September 23, 2025

    OpenTable has launched Concierge, its new generative AI assistant, or ‘agent,’ designed to give diners instant insights across more than 60,000 restaurants worldwide. From menu details and dietary options to opening hours, the assistant aims to streamline the often frustrating process of restaurant research. But in an era of sweeping automation, is AI really the solution [...]

  • Two in five financial services firms lack safe AI controls 

    September 11, 2025

    As the financial services industry piles billions of pounds into artificial intelligence (AI), firms are lacking adequate measures to maintain safe usage, according to new figures. Fresh data from Big Four accountancy giant EY reveal 26 per cent of companies have no or limited controls in place to ensure AI systems adhere to laws and [...]

  • UK firms race into AI as Peter Kyle urges regulators to keep pace

    September 5, 2025

    Tech consultancy firm Capgemini has urged that, despite businesses racing to roll out generative artificial intelligence (genAI), most remain aptly unprepared for the governance challenges it will bring. This warning comes just as the UK government leans on the technology to sharpen its competitive edge and cut red tape. The French consultancy’s AI survey, published [...]

  • One in ten UK banking jobs at risk from AI

    August 27, 2025

    Bankers across the UK could be on the chopping block as the industry piles billions into AI. The push into the modern tech will put some 27,000 roles at risk – representing ten per cent of the UK banking sector’s workforce.  By 2030, banks across the country will have piled over £1.8bn into generative AI [...]

  • Databricks rides AI boom to $100bn after new funding

    August 20, 2025

    Analytics platform Databricks has sealed a fresh funding round that is set to catapult its valuation over $100bn. The data and AI heavyweight has signed a term sheet for Series K Funding – a type of advanced, late-stage financing – which is expected to close shortly. Whilst details of the raise have not been disclosed [...]

  • The five fintech segments to watch

    August 18, 2025

    Global fintech funding slumped to its worst half-year in five years in the first six months of 2025. Investment reached $44bn (£32.47bn), falling from $54.2bn the year prior, whilst the number of deals fell from 2,376 to 2,216. Weak investment in the three months to June 31 2025, hurt the headline figures, with just $18.7bn [...]

  • UK workers feel uncomfortable being managed by AI

    August 12, 2025

    Less than a third of UK workers are comfortable being managed by an AI Agent, according to new research shared exclusively with Morning Wire. New research from Workday found that more than three-quarters of UK organisations are moving to implement AI Agents in everyday management functions, with 40 per cent actively rolling out AI agents, 25 [...]

  • Context is king when it comes to AI

    July 24, 2025

    AI tools won’t unlock real value or recurring revenue until they can automatically understand user context — turning today’s “vibe-driven” hype into tomorrow’s invisible, truly useful infrastructure, says Lewis Liu There’s a funny TikTok/Instagram meme going around, clearly targeted at people like me, where a male influencer interviews attractive women asking, “What’s most attractive about [...]

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