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  • Foxconn faces revenue slump after iPhone factory fallout

    December 5, 2022

    Revenues slumped for Foxconn as the iPhone manufacturing partner feels the sting on ongoing unrest over Covid restrictions and pay. The company reported NT$551bn (£14.7bn) in revenue last month, tumbling 29 per cent from October, and 11 per cent on the year before. November is usually a prosperous period for the firm, as it gears [...]

  • Investors lose interest in supply chain tech as pace of onshoring quickens

    December 5, 2022

    Venture capital investment into supply chain focused technology has significantly slowed in the past few months, following a pandemic-era boom. Startups around the world injected $3.3bn (£2.6bn) to the industry in the third quarter, down more than 77 per cent in comparison with the same months a year ago, according to data research firm Pitchbook [...]

  • Avon Protection sells off US facility as it winds down armour-making business

    December 5, 2022

    Avon Protection, which makes military and police gear, has sold off a US-based manufacturing facility as the British company winds down its armour-making business.   The deal with CoorsTek, Inc., a manufacturer of advanced ceramics materials for the aerospace and defence industries, is expected to wrap up in the second half of next year. Bruce [...]

  • Tech recruitment firm Levin to set up London HQ at new space in 155 Bishopsgate

    December 5, 2022

    British Land has signed an agreement with tech recruitment giant Levin to let its entire Storey space at 155 Bishopsgate for its new London HQ. Levin, which has had a footprint at the development since 2020, is to take up 23,000 sq ft of space, after previously leasing space on the same campus at 1 [...]

  • FTX collapse shows need for venture capital ‘correction’, says investment chief

    December 4, 2022

    The collapse of FTX has underscored a “distortion” in the venture capital market and the need for a correction across the industry, the boss of a global investment body has said.

  • GSK makes headway with two cancer drugs after double-barrelled setback last month

    December 2, 2022

    GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is making “significant” headway with two of its cancer drugs, following a double-barrelled setback in its oncology efforts last month. The British pharmaceutical giant’s bone marrow cancer treatment Momelotinib this morning received marketing approval from the European Medicines Agency, following an application to the FDA in the US in August. If approved by [...]

  • Macron on Musk: EU officials raise concerns over Twitter

    December 1, 2022

    Top European officials have warned Elon Musk to play by its rules as concerns around hate speech and disinformation amplify. EU commissioner for digital policy Thierry Breton told the new social media owner that he would need to boost efforts to protect users. The bloc recently introduced the Digital Services Act, which is due to come into force next year and aims [...]

  • Google appeals record £3.5bn EU anti-trust penalty

    December 1, 2022

    Google has filed an appeal with the EU’s top court this afternoon over a record €4.13bn (£3.5bn) fine. The tech giant said it will be challenging the commission’s largest ever anti-trust penalty handed down in 2018 that took aim at its Android operating system, suggesting that it restricted mobile competition and consumer choice. In the [...]

  • Foxconn boosts efforts to lure in staff as iPhone supply concerns mount

    December 1, 2022

    Apple’s iPhone supplier Foxconn has boosted efforts to lure new employees as unrest continues in the crucial Zhengzhou region. Foxconn is now offering a 1000 yuan award (£117) to any employee that successfully refers a friend or family member to work at the plant. This new employee will need to work at the company for [...]

  • Alexa, cut jobs: Amazon targets hardware teams in first culls

    December 1, 2022

    Amazon has started to cut its key hardware teams as the e-commerce giant is forced to slim down operations. Sources told the Financial Times that staff working on the Alexa voice assistant, Kindle ereader and Halo health tracking device are amongst the first to be hit by mass layoffs at the company. It comes after reports [...]

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