Philips raises full-year outlook despite slowing orders October 23, 2023 Dutch health technology manufacturer Philips raised its full-year outlook on Monday even as its order intake sagged.
Microsoft, Google, Meta and Amazon hope to lift Wall Street spirits in this week’s results October 22, 2023 Big Tech earnings season is back, with a keen focus on cloud business, AI, and capex changes amid a challenging year on Wall Street.
Web Summit chief Cosgrave resigns amid controversy over Israel-Hamas remarks October 21, 2023 Web Summit chief Paddy Cosgrave has announced his resignation amid growing controversy over remarks he made about the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Drones to be banned from flying within 400 metres of prisons October 21, 2023 New “no-fly zones” will be introduced around prisons in England and Wales to prevent drones being used to deliver drugs and contraband to inmates.
Nokia slashes up to 14,000 jobs as revenues and profits tank October 19, 2023 Nokia sales fell 15 per cent in its third quarter due to the ongoing impact of stubbornly high interest rates.
Amazon to start drone delivery in the UK next year October 18, 2023 Amazon Prime's Air drove delivery service is set to expand into the UK in late 2024, the company confirmed today.
BT will sell fridges and subscriptions in push for more customers October 18, 2023 BT is branching out from its telco business into household appliances and a subscription service in a rebranding effort to accelerate customer growth.
Kin and Carta shares soar 40 per cent after £203m takeover deal October 18, 2023 Shares in technology consultancy Kin and Carta rocketed over 40 per cent after it said a £230m cash offer is taking it private.
Tech companies boycott Web Summit after chief’s Israel conflict remarks October 17, 2023 A number of UK-based tech companies are boycotting the Web Summit conference in Lisbon after the chief executive called out Israel for committing war crimes.
Vodafone and Three hit back at union concerns deal will kill competition October 17, 2023 Vodafone and Three have hit back at a warning from trade union Unite that their telco tie-up will stifle competition, threaten national security and raise customer bills by up to £300 a year.