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  • Hammond’s digital services tax puts UK competitiveness at risk

    October 31, 2018

    The government has long been scratching its head for ways to address the current tax treatment of global tech platforms. Our tax code – all 10m words of it – has been struggling to keep up and adapt to a new economy that is being driven by technology, innovation, and digitalisation. On Monday, Philip Hammond [...]

  • Ebay predicts fourth quarter surge in profits

    October 30, 2018

    E-commerce giant Ebay forecasted a rise in fourth quarter profits above analyst estimates tonight, despite its rival Amazon announcing last week that its profits will disappoint across the upcoming holiday period. Shares in Ebay, which also beat estimates on profit for its third quarter, rose six per cent in after-hours trading. Net income for the [...]

  • Facebook hit by user drop as European growth falls for a second quarter

    October 30, 2018

    Social media giant Facebook failed to live up to estimates for monthly user growth in its third quarter, as growth remained flat in North America but fell across Europe for the second consecutive quarter in the wake of massive data breaches and tightened regulations. Despite this, its profits outperformed expectations, the firm said tonight. Shares [...]

  • Fintech star Monzo joins unicorn ranks with £85m funding round

    October 30, 2018

    Digital banking startup Monzo will today announce the close of a fresh fundraising round at £85m, led by new US investors General Catalyst and Accel as the fintech firm prepares to leap across the pond. Existing investors Passion Capital, Thrive Capital, Goodwater, Orange Digital Ventures and Stripe also participated in the round. The news takes [...]

  • UK wireless charging tech firm Aircharge makes its debut on London bus routes

    October 30, 2018

    The UK tech firm behind the wireless charging pads found in Starbucks, McDonalds and Costa is going mobile, with its latest expansion to debut on London bus routes. Partnering up with British bus manufacturer Optare, Aircharge charging points will be initially be available on Green Line routes operating between London and various airports, including Luton and [...]

  • Apple October event: Updates to the Macbook Air, Mac Mini and iPad ranges

    October 30, 2018

    Today, Apple is launching some updates to some of its most popular hardware lines. Here's our roundup of what made its way across the stage in New York. Macbook Air The updated Macbook Air is now available with a 13.3in retina display, which Apple said is more than four times the resolution of its predecessor. It [...]

  • ‘The Nothing of Tesla’: Elon Musk deletes his Tesla job titles after being stripped of chairmanship

    October 30, 2018

    Tesla founder Elon Musk had deleted his job titles at the car giant just to “see what would happen”. The stunt, announced on Twitter, comes after Musk recently agreed to step down as chairman of the electric car manufacturer to prevent further action from a US regulator. He announced: “Deleted my Tesla titles last week to see what [...]

  • DEBATE: As we head towards a cashless society, is there any point to a commemorative Brexit coin?

    October 30, 2018

    As we head towards a cashless society, is there any point to a commemorative Brexit coin? Callum Price, events manager at the Centre for Policy Studies, says YES. There is no doubt that we are heading towards an increasingly cashless society, but we are far away from the point at which we will no longer [...]

  • Innovation game: £1.6bn promised for the UK’s modern industrial strategy as entrepreneurs get a boost

    October 29, 2018

    The chancellor today promised £1.6bn of new investment into the government's modern industrial strategy, in a bid to ramp up the UK's digital infrastructure and power the country's startups. It will also be followed by an additional £150m in funding for fellowships to foster the UK's burgeoning skills pool with both homegrown and international talent, and £115m for [...]

  • Going it alone: Tech giants to be hit by UK digital services tax

    October 29, 2018

    Technology giants operating in the UK will be served with a narrowly-targeted digital services tax, chancellor Philip Hammond announced today. With consultations to occur before the tax goes live in April 2020, the chancellor said the move is to ensure "the UK continues to be the best place in the world to start and scale [...]

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