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  • Three calls for cap on mobile spectrum sales

    September 6, 2016

    Mobile carrier Three has called on the telecoms regulator Ofcom to limit how much of wireless spectrum companies can buy. Three – still reeling from its planned merger with O2 being blocked by the European competition watchdog earlier this year – slammed Ofcom for allowing industry heavyweights Vodafone and the recently combined BT and EE [...]

  • Crunch time for Apple ahead of iPhone 7 launch?

    September 6, 2016

    Apple is preparing to put to rest critics' claims that it has peaked, with the launch of a new iPhone on Wednesday evening. Chief executive Tim Cook is expected to unveil the iPhone 7, tempting consumers with a improved features such as a dual camera for taking better photos, while other familiar ones could disappear –  the headphone jack [...]

  • Hong Kong follows UK lead with fintech “sandbox”

    September 6, 2016

    Hong Kong is the latest city to follow the example of the UK's financial watchdog and set up its own scheme to accelerate the development of financial technology. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has launched a so-called sandbox to let banks experiment with as yet unregulated technology and ideas. Read more: A new corporate-backed fintech [...]

  • Insurtech investment in the UK has tripled

    September 6, 2016

    Investment in the insurance technology sector – part of London's world leading fintech scene – is booming. More than $22m (£16.5m) has been ploughed into insurtech so far this year – nearly triple the amount invested in the whole of last year and faster growth than any other country in the world. The research from Accenture and CB Insights, [...]

  • Women are totally leaning in – they just don’t get a pay rise out of it

    September 6, 2016

    The famous mantra of top Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg is "lean in", but it turns out women are already doing that when it comes to negotiating that all important pay rise. While conventional thinking indicates that "don't ask, don't get" is to blame for holding women back from getting pay rises, and contributing to the well documented gender discrepancy in [...]

  • British Airways flights hit by technical glitch

    September 6, 2016

    British Airways has suffered technical problems causing delays and cancellations. The airline said some flights had been cancelled due to the unspecified technical problems and passengers are being told to check-in online before they travel. It said in a statement: "We are checking in customers at Heathrow and Gatwick Airports this morning, although it is taking [...]

  • One huge hint that Snapchat’s working on a VR device

    September 5, 2016

    Nobody asked for it, but Snapchat messages might soon be coming to you in a virtual world. The messaging startup, which has been flirting with an IPO for some time, has inadvertently dropped the biggest hint yet that it is delving into virtual reality technology – and specifically, into the hardware side of things. Read more: [...]

  • London fintech star Transferwise doubles revenue as losses grow

    September 5, 2016

    Fintech unicorn Transferwise has revealed revenue tripled last year but losses grew as it continues to plough cash into global growth. Revenue came in at £28m in 2015, up from £10m the previous year, while pre-tax losses grew to £17m from £11m a year earlier. The payments firm transfered more than £800m a month for customers, which now number one million. The number of transactions has also [...]

  • The Juno probe has begun its scientific orbit around Jupiter: We speak to the man who helped build it about the challenges of reaching the red giant

    September 5, 2016

    As the Juno space probe approached Jupiter, the massive gravitational pull of our solar system’s largest planet accelerated the craft to a speed of 265,000km/h.  That made it the fastest man-made object in history. At its top speed, Juno could travel from Brighton to Aberdeen in under ten seconds. Juno gathered speed by slingshotting around the [...]

  • This satellite firm wants millions from SpaceX after rocket explosion

    September 5, 2016

    It's not great when your experimental rocket ship explodes. It's even less great when said rocket is carrying some rather expensive equipment. The owner of the satellite on board the SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket which was last week destroyed by an unexpected and fiery explosion has now demanded $50m (£38m) from Elon Musk's company – or a free ride [...]

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