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  • The new bridge to China heralds the start of a golden age for UK fintech

    November 11, 2016

    Over the past few years I’ve witnessed first-hand the UK’s fintech sector emerge as the world’s dominant hub – over traditional technology centres such as Silicon Valley, New York, Israel, Singapore, and Hong Kong. There is no question that more technology innovation and value creation in financial services comes from the UK than anywhere else [...]

  • Ex-Cameron adviser Dan Korski is on the look-out for people to back an innovative new fund

    November 10, 2016

    One of David Cameron’s fellow Brexit vote victims is on the hunt for backers for a fund that will invest in public sector technology projects. Dan Korski, who quit his role as special adviser to David Cameron following Britain's decision to leave the EU, is planning to launch a new "govtech" fund. And, according to reports [...]

  • Snapchat Spectacles: The only way to buy them is via secret vending machines

    November 10, 2016

    Remember Snapchat's surprise move into hardware? The app revealed plans for a pair of sunglasses with a built-in camera in September, and now it has revealed how it plans to get them into people's hands on to people's faces that might leave many people frustrated. No shop displays or online ordering for the newly re-named Snap – [...]

  • Tesco Bank fraud tars UK financial image, warns home secretary Amber Rudd

    November 10, 2016

    Scandals like the recent cyber attack on Tesco Bank risk damaging the UK's prized financial reputation, the home secretary has warned today.  Speaking at a conference hosted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Amber Rudd cautioned that public confidence in financial institutions was rocked when such incidences occurred and the government saw cyber crime as a [...]

  • Google hits back at EU antitrust charges… again

    November 10, 2016

    Google has hit back against the EU watchdog for a third time, this time over claims that its Android operating system is anti-competitive, saying it is the most "open, flexible, and differentiated of the mobile computing platforms". The US tech giant has filed a response to charges by the European Competition Commission accusing it of "implementing a strategy" [...]

  • Greg Clark warns rip off energy companies to treat their customers fairly or they could face further action

    November 10, 2016

    The government are preparing for a crackdown on energy companies who rip off their customers and exploit their loyalty. Greg Clark used his first major speech as head of the newly created business and industrial strategy department to attack utility companies for complicated tariff regimes which confuse people into paying too much. The business and energy secretary made it [...]

  • Revealed: What Apple boss Tim Cook told staff after Trump’s election win

    November 10, 2016

    Donald Trump's surprise win in the Presidential race has shocked liberal Silicon Valley and now Apple chief executive Tim Cook has written to staff to reassure them about the outcome. Cook celebrated diversity, as well as the differing political views among its 76,000 employees in the US, according to a memo obtained by Buzzfeed. The boss [...]

  • Fintech brokerage startup set up by footballer Ryan Bertrand announces £1m seed funding

    November 10, 2016

    It’s a big week for England footballer Ryan Bertrand. Not only will he be fighting for his place in the Scotland match on Friday, his brokerage startup is also announcing it has raised £1m in seed funding. Pacific & Orient Berhad, a Malaysian-listed company with a UK subsidiary, led the funding round, supplemented by angel [...]

  • Hitman Season One review: There’s nothing in gaming that’s quite so deviously inventive

    November 9, 2016

    Globetrotting assassination might sound like hard work, carrying all those bodies around and avoiding being spotted, but in the crime-ridden world of gun-for-hire Agent 47 it’s a surprisingly creative profession. Fun, even, if you can call choking, shooting, crushing, exploding, stabbing, incinerating and pulverising your various targets enjoyable. Square Enix’s episodic experiment has wrapped up [...]

  • Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare limps into outer space, but its generic sci-fi stylings are anything but stellar

    November 9, 2016

    This year’s Call of Duty takes place in a war-torn vision of the future that, given the current political climate, seems entirely too achievable. Mankind has successfully mastered space travel, colonising the planets of our solar system using our fleet of cool spaceships. But despite our advanced technology, infinite resources and superfast iPads, we’re still [...]

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