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  • Can Nintendo’s latest console turn the company’s fortunes around?

    January 18, 2017

    The Switch is the latest console from Japanese playing card manufacturer Nintendo, who experimented with creating video games about large monkeys in the early 1970s and never looked back. A portable gaming machine that can dock with a television to become a regular console, the new device is the glorious end result of the company [...]

  • London tech startup SuperAwesome is considering an IPO

    January 18, 2017

    A London tech startup specialising in helping brands such as Lego, Mattel, and Peppa Pig maker eOne comply with rules on advertising to kids online is considering an IPO. SuperAwesome is exploring a potential listing on the London Stock Exchange this year, City A.M. understands, and has engaged with several City institutions at the early stages of exploring going public, but has [...]

  • The French Touch Abounds in Tech

    January 18, 2017

    The French tech scene has the most active sovereign wealth funds in the world, according to research firm, CB Insights. Two French funds make the top half of the top-ten, which also includes state funds from Singapore, Malaysia, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and China. France’s Banque Publique d’Investissement (Bpifrance) sits atop the list as the [...]

  • Fitbug shares have been halted

    January 18, 2017

    Shares in Fitbug have been halted temporarily after earlier being energised by the British tech firm announcing a new deal to sell its wearables to a company workforce. The stock rocketed more than 130 per cent in early trading after announcing a deal with an unnamed global financial services firm based in Asia to use its devices to [...]

  • Elon Musk’s insane Hyperloop transport system is coming soon to a difficult-to-pronounce European city near you

    January 18, 2017

    Hyperloop, the so-crazy-it-might-just-work ultra-speedy transportation system invented by Tesla founder and general mad professor Elon Musk, took another step forward today, after three European cities signed a deal to start exploring the technology. By Musk's reckoning, the system, which is essentially a giant vacuum tube, will suck pods through its tunnels at 760mph, cutting the three-hour [...]

  • Why are the world’s eyes on this innovative fintech startup?

    January 18, 2017  |  City Talk

    Imagine an app that puts all your finances in one place: your current and savings accounts, credits cards, mortgage and other personal accounts – all in the palm of your hand. Quickly and easily. Money Dashboard’s app does just that – its financial data platform has attracted 100,000 users since its launch in 2010. The fintech [...]

  • This patent is a major hint Amazon’s entering the self-driving vehicle race

    January 18, 2017

    Amazon appears to be the latest tech giant jumping into the driverless car race, as a new patent for the technology made by the retailer-turned-transport innovator has been uncovered. The designs, first reported by ReCode, are for a "roadway management system" which "can determine the direction of travel for lanes in a roadway and direct autonomous automobiles [...]

  • Fresh from an IPO, UK tech firm LoopUp had a superb 2016 sending shares soaring

    January 18, 2017

    The newly listed British tech firm Loop Up, which provides conference calling technology to other business, has had a better than expected year sending shares soaring. The figures LoopUp's revenue for the year to the end of December 2016 was up 39 per cent on the previous year to £12.8m, while earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation [...]

  • These are last year’s 25 most common passwords

    January 18, 2017

    Despite the cyber security industry's best efforts, it seems people are bent on continuing to use the same, easy-to-remember passwords. Yep, a new study by password security firm Keeper has found a staggering 17 per cent of people use the password "123456" – exactly the same as 2015's top password.  Having scoured 10m passwords, the company [...]

  • The tech industry still needs clarity on Theresa May’s Brexit aims

    January 18, 2017

    Theresa May’s speech yesterday was packed with soundbites that would give the casual listener reason to be optimistic. She intends to make Britain into a “great global trading nation” while investing in infrastructure, and said that the referendum result was a decision to go “truly global”. She used the word global 17 times in fact, [...]

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