Bitcoin holds the line as it battles against market forces January 11, 2022 The price of Bitcoin has managed to hold above $42,000, after yesterday falling briefly below the psychologically important $40,000 level for the first time since September.
End of an era as Renault Sport closes its doors January 11, 2022 Brand websites and social media accounts for the legendary Renault Sport have closed, with Alpine taking over as the sporting Renault brand.
There’s nothing wrong with plain speaking… January 10, 2022 ONE COMPLAINT of business journalists is that some chief executives, drilled to within an inch of their life by a phalanx of corporate communications professionals, have on occasion been known to not perhaps be the most interesting interview subjects. It’s understandable: one doesn’t get to the top of corporate behemoths, as a rule, by shooting [...]
NFTs in the media: from films to the TV January 10, 2022 Manufacturers on television are battling to offer the ability for people to display their non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the ‘Telly’, discusses Jonny Fry.
An eyebrow-raising week in the world of cryptocurrency January 10, 2022 Data from CryptoCompare shows that the price of Bitcoin started last week at around $46,000 and saw a significant sell-off throughout the seven days.
Some light at the end of the crypto tunnel for Bitcoin? January 10, 2022 Bitcoin continues to hold above the psychologically-important $40k level this morning – a level it hasn’t fallen below since September 2021.
Homebuilder CALA anticipates revenue well above pre-pandemic levels January 10, 2022 Homebuilder CALA Group said it anticipates £1.25bn revenue, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. In unaudited results for the year to 31 December 2021, the homebuilder said it expected pre-tax profit of around £130m, an increase of 35 per cent on 2019. The Surrey-based firm reported 2,904 home completions, up 19 per cent on its 2019 total, and [...]
Exclusive: SIPP godfather John Moret on half a century in the City’s pensions space January 10, 2022 Often referred to as Mr SIPP, or the godfather of SIPP, for his work in developing the self-invested personal pension market, Square Mile insider John Moret is one of the most influential figures in the UK’s pensions industry. He is currently chair of advisory business Intelligent Pensions and a non-executive director of Gaud, a fast growing SIPP [...]
Pundits who ‘know’ crypto are donkeys and asses January 7, 2022 Crypto journalism is improving, but there are still some bad mediums out there, argues Monty Munford.
Google searches for ‘sell Ethereum’ rocket by nearly 1,000% as crypto markets falter January 7, 2022 Analysis of Google search data revealed that searches for how to sell Ethereum exploded 972% in the United Kingdom over the last 24 hours.