Apple settles £42m lawsuit over MacBook keyboards July 20, 2022 Apple has settled a $50m (£42m) lawsuit over its MacBook keyboards, after claimants said the tech giant knowingly sold unresponsive keyboards products.
Funding platforms hail Austin Review potential ‘watershed moment’ for retail investors July 20, 2022 Investment platforms have hailed the Austin Review a potential “watershed” moment for retail investors today as ministers and regulators look set to widen access to the UK’s capital markets.
Sham crypto apps have defrauded investors of £35.6m since October, FBI says July 20, 2022 Investors have been scammed out of about $42.7m (£35.6m) through fraudulent crypto apps since October last year, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation said. The FBI identified 244 victims and warned of cyber criminals creating fraudulent crypto investment apps that exploit legitimate cryptocurrency investments. “Cyber criminals seek to take advantage of the increased interest in [...]
Octopus Energy submits the only bid for collapsed supplier Bulb Energy after auction process July 20, 2022 The Government is weighing up Bulb Energy's future after the auction process for the fallen energy firm attracted just one bid.
Martin Lewis warns government of ‘financial time bomb’ as cost of living crisis worsens July 20, 2022 Martin Lewis warned the government of a “financial time bomb” due to explode in September as the UK’s cost of living crisis intensifies. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com issued an “open video letter” to the current Conservative Party leadership candidates and warned of even higher energy costs and civil unrest as the UK struggles with record [...]
Crypto markets continue to climb, as Bitcoin price approaches $24k July 20, 2022 Bitcoin’s strong start to the week continued yesterday, with the price of the leading cryptocurrency climbing to more than $23k.
Apple hit with lawsuit over anti-competitive behaviour through Apple Pay July 19, 2022 Apple is being sued over its Apple Pay system and accused of anti-competitive behaviour by stifling competition from other payment apps. The class action complaint filed yesterday in a California court by payment card credit union Affinity Credit Union alleges that the iPhone maker used its market power to resist competition from other payment apps. [...]
Twitter v Elon Musk: Takeover trial fast-tracked to October July 19, 2022 Twitter's attempt to force Elon Musk to complete his $44bn takeover has been fast-tracked to October, with the social media titan arguing that any further delay would cause damage to the business.
Singapore will widen crypto regulation and discuss possible steps later this year July 19, 2022 Singapore is set to expand the scope of its crypto regulations and will consult on proposed measures this year following a drastic crash in the crypto industry. The Monetary Authority of Singapore said most crypto regulation both in Singapore and internationally focuses on tackling money laundering and terrorist financing risks, but this will expand. “Most regulatory regimes [...]
Royal Mail faces biggest strike of the summer as 115,000 posties gear up for action July 19, 2022 Royal Mail workers have voted in favour of strike action, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) confirmed this afternoon. Over 80,000 Royal Mail workers took to the ballot, with 97.6 per cent voting in favour of action on a 77 per cent turnout. The announcement means that Royal Mail now faces the biggest strike of the summer, with [...]