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  • Google teams up with French drugmaker Sanofi to improve diabetes treatment

    August 31, 2015

    Google will team up with French drugmaker Sanofi SA to create new digital technologies that aim to improve diabetes treatment. Read more: Google and Novartis join forces to develop contact lens for diabetics Google Life Sciences – soon to become its own business under Google's Alphabet holding company – will collaborate with Sanofi explore how diabetes [...]

  • Google is secretly recruiting engineers through its search engine

    August 31, 2015

    With companies like Apple, Facebook and Google fighting tooth and nail to get the best tech talent, what’s a poor little Silicon Valley HR department to do to stand out? Google has cannily used one massive tool it has at its disposal, and is now recruiting engineers directly through its search engine: programmers googling the [...]

  • This is why the world needs Facebook M: Its new AI and people-powered virtual personal assistant in Messenger app could be better than Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana and Google Now

    August 27, 2015

    Soon Facebook will be able to answer any question you have, book a restaurant on your behalf and give you the weather forecast for the day. The social network is working on creating its very own virtual assistant like the already well-known and commonly used Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana and Google Now. Facebook is testing the service, called [...]

  • Tech stocks rebound on Nasdaq – Netflix, Facebook, Amazon and Apple share prices are on the up after Black Monday

    August 25, 2015

    Tech stocks have rebounded after a dismal Black Monday. Netflix has had one of the biggest rallies in early morning trading, up around seven per cent, while Apple was up around 4.5 per cent. The tech-heavy Nasdaq, on which Apple is the heaviest weighted stock, was up more than three per cent after global markets [...]

  • Black Monday: Tech stocks nosedive with Netflix share price leading the plunge, and Apple, Twitter, Facebook, Google following

    August 24, 2015

    Tech stocks are taking a severe beating as US markets join today’s global stock market rout, with Netflix down over 11 per cent. The US’s tech-heavy Nasdaq index opened over four per cent down, following huge falls in both Asia and Europe amid investors’ fears that China’s slowing economy would lead a global slowdown. Media [...]

  • UK fights back at the Streisand Effect, orders Google to remove links to “right to be forgotten” stories

    August 21, 2015

    How do you get the internet to forget something? Over a year after the EU’s “right to be forgotten” ruling against Google, there’s still a dilemma left unsolved, which the UK has now taken steps to tackle. The Information Commissioner’s office (ICO) has ordered the search giant to remove links to news stories about the [...]

  • Google spins off life sciences to become own company under Alphabet with Andy Conrad as chief exec

    August 21, 2015

    Google’s life sciences team is about to become a standalone company. Formerly part of the tech giant’s secretive research organisation Google X, the company has now confirmed speculation that it’s to be spun off into a company of its own under Alphabet. Co-founder Sergey Brin wrote in a blog post today that the goal would [...]

  • From TfL Tube strike and VJ 70 Day to Google’s transformation and London’s Plague pits: Here’s what got us talking this week

    August 15, 2015

    A tennis player got fined for not playing cricket. The Labour leadership contest turned nasty. And somewhere in Covent Garden was the sound of the house price market going super-sonic.  Here's what got us talking this week 1. We are pretty tight when it comes to tipping   Yep, turns out we're pretty stingy. But not [...]

  • What’s in a name? Why Google’s transition to Alphabet is great news for investors

    August 13, 2015

    Companies change names and rebrand when they wish to turn over a new leaf, or refresh their perception amongst key stakeholders. Some work, some don’t – just think about Britain’s Royal Mail and its short-lived rebranding to “Consignia”. That name change quickly got lost in the post. And remember PwC’s abortive attempt to switch to [...]

  • Did Google forget to Google Alphabet? BMW owns Alphabet.com – and has no intention of selling

    August 12, 2015

    Looks like Google forgot to Google Alphabet before radically restructuring their whole company. Google’s new parent company won’t be able to register alphabet.com, because it’s already owned by German carmaker BMW, who have a fleet of cars under the same name, and are unamused to say the least by Google’s surprise move. The two giants [...]

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