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  • Benevolent AI’s valuation halves to $1bn in further blow for Neil Woodford

    September 15, 2019

    Benevolent AI, the tech startup backed by troubled stockpicker Neil Woodford, is set to lose half its value as it announces a major new investment. The London-based firm, which is led by former Facebook executive and government minister Baroness Joanna Shields, has secured a cash injection from Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek. Read more: Fresh [...]

  • Why Vestager’s legacy is about to catch up with her

    September 14, 2019

    It was a week full of surprises in the world of tech antitrust regulation. On Monday, Google found itself at the centre of a 50-state investigation by the US attorneys general into a range of anti-competitive practices. By the end of the week, publishers had hit out en masse at Google and Facebook for “unscrupulous [...]

  • EU competition chief Vestager eyes new data rules as she turns up heat on tech giants

    September 13, 2019

    EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager has called for new rules to police how companies collect and use data as she dialled up the pressure on tech giants. Vestager, who this week was given expanded powers and a second term as competition chief, said more regulation was needed to protect the “fundamental values of our society”. [...]

  • Uber to raise $750m from debt markets to fund purchase of Emirati rival Careem

    September 12, 2019

    Uber has said it will raise $750m (£608m) of debt to help finance the purchase of rival ride-hailing company Careem, the day after California passed a bill that threatens to undermine the company’s business model. The company said the debt placement would primarily be used to raise money for its pending $3.1bn purchase of Careem. [...]

  • Facebook Messenger down: users complain as tech issues hit platform

    September 12, 2019

    Facebook’s Messenger appears to be experiencing significant problems in the UK, with users complaining of being unable to send or load messages. Read more: Shares in Angry Birds maker Rovio crash as it lowers outlook Outage website Downdetector has recieved at least 900 reports of the messaging app not working. The site shows a spike [...]

  • Shares in Angry Birds maker Rovio crash as it lowers outlook

    September 12, 2019

    Shares in the company behind hit video game Angry Birds dropped more than 20 per cent this morning after it lowered its revenue forecast for the full year. Read more: Angry Birds maker Rovio predicts bumper 2019 despite halved profits Rovio said it now expected to post revenue of between €295m (£264m) and €310m, down [...]

  • France plans to block Facebook libra in Europe

    September 12, 2019

    France is reportedly planning to block the development of Facebook’s libra cryptocurrency. AFP reported that France will aim to prevent the social media giant expanding its payment project in Europe. Read more: Facebook libra: Could regulators crush Mark Zukerberg’s dream cryptocurrency? Facebook announced the libra project in June this year, saying it will be a [...]

  • Share boost for audio firm Focusrite as it dials up revenue forecast

    September 12, 2019

    Shares in audio equipment manufacturer Focusrite rose more than six per cent this morning after it forecast full-year revenue ahead of expectations. Read more: Audioboom posts revenue surge as it doubles down on original podcasts Focusrite, which makes studio equipment such as microphones and equalisers, said it expected revenue of roughly £84m, up from £75.1m [...]

  • Seeing, but not believing: The threat from Deepfake videos

    September 12, 2019

    Both traditional and social media lit up earlier this year following the launch of a ground-breaking campaign for charity Malaria No More which was fronted by David Beckham.  In this 55-second video ad, the football star makes a passionate appeal for support. He makes it, however, in nine different languages. No, David Beckham has not [...]

  • MPs call for regulation of video game ‘loot boxes’ amid gambling concerns

    September 12, 2019

    The government is facing calls to regulate so-called loot boxes in video games and ban their sale to children amid growing concern they are harming players. Loot boxes, which refer to in-game purchases that award players random items or modifications, have become increasingly prevalent in console and mobile games in recent years. Read more: Competition [...]

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