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  • Terrible Thursday for Darktrace as shares nosedive by 25 per cent after private equity walks away

    September 8, 2022

    Darktrace share price jumped sharply on reports last month that it is in talks with private equity fund Thoma Bravo, although no figure was attributed to the discussions. However, this morning it was confirmed that these talks had ended with no prospect of an offer being made in the near future, although the option was [...]

  • When the chips are down: Samsung boss warns of weakening demand

    September 7, 2022

    The global semiconductor industry may take a turn for the worse after years of steadily rising demand, the CEO of Samsung Electronics has warned. Semiconductors, or computer chips, are used in most of today’s technology and are a critical component in electric vehicles. “The second half of this year looks bad, and as of now, [...]

  • BAE Systems muscles in on satellite space with defence cluster

    September 7, 2022

    British aerospace and defence giant BAE Systems is set to unveil a satellite cluster later today. The cluster, made up of four satellites, will be focused on earth observation, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and be rented out to businesses and allied governments alike. Much like the smartphone, the satellites will be able to download different [...]

  • UK chips sector can compete with Taiwan with a US-style strategy, says IQE boss

    September 6, 2022

    A strategy to rival the US’ Chips Act would allow the UK to compete with the likes of Taiwan, China and the States, the CEO of chipmaker IQE has told City A.M. today. “It would really position IQE and the UK as a world leader of compound manufacturing,” Americo Lemos said. “It would allow the [...]

  • Government delays national security call on Nexperia’s takeover of Newport Wafer

    September 5, 2022

    The government has pushed back its decision to approve or block the £63m takeover of the UK’s biggest computer chip maker by Chinese-owned Nexperia. Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng had been expected to publish his decision on the deal for Newport Wafer Fab today, using fresh powers from the National Security and Investment Act which passed [...]

  • Apple set to double digital ad team as Big Tech looks to cull

    September 5, 2022

    Apple plans to nearly double its digital advertising business, just as the likes of Snap bid to make teams leaner.

  • Dechra sets sights on expansion with two major deals and South Korean subsidiary

    September 5, 2022

    Veterinary business Dechra has its sights set on expansion after setting up a new subsidiary in South Korea and injecting nearly £400m on acquisitions this summer alone. “We have continued to progress on all aspects of our strategy; the product development pipeline was strengthened, material acquisitions were completed post year-end and a new subsidiary was [...]

  • UK in the running for £7bn lithium battery gigafactory among European peers

    September 5, 2022

    The UK is in the running for an $8bn (£6.9bn) lithium battery gigafactory, squaring up to European peers in the race to cultivate healthy electric vehicle industries locally. The global energy transition has prompted countries, such as the UK, the US and Germany, to double down on their support for domestic electric vehicle markets. The [...]

  • British tech firm Nanoco considers further Samsung lawsuits in UK and China

    September 4, 2022

    Manchester-based Nanoco is considering further lawsuits in the UK and China as the battle with electronics giant Samsung continues to heat up. The London-listed firm argues that Samsung used its quantum dot technology in its QLED TV without Nanoco’s permission, claiming an infringement of copyright. US regulator the Patent Trial and Appeal Board ruled in [...]

  • Raft of UK pharmaceutical directors risk being disqualified after CMA ruling

    September 2, 2022

    The UK’s competition watchdog has today issued High Court proceedings to disqualify a raft of pharmaceutical directors, including Alliance Pharma’s CEO, over suspected anti-competitive agreements. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched the investigation into the UK’s pharmaceutical sector in 2017, and revealed earlier this year that several firms had been impeding competition in the [...]

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