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  • Amazon who? Ocado shares jump as it delivers 14 per cent sales rise

    June 28, 2016

    Everyone and their mum may be trying to get into the food delivery business at the moment (Amazon and Uber have both just launched offerings…) – but Ocado has suggested with experience comes wisdom, after it posted a juicy rise in sales. The figures Retail sales rose 13.9 per cent to £582.9m in the 24 weeks to the end of May, [...]

  • Forget the Nexus, Google is set to launch its own smartphone by the end of the year

    June 26, 2016

    Tech goliath Google is expected to release it own smartphone by the end of the year in a bid to get a bigger slice of the smartphone market. The search giant has approached mobile operators to discuss manufacturing a Google-branded phone, sources told the Daily Telegraph. Currently the tech giant provides operating systems for smartphones [...]

  • Bitcoin price has risen more than $100 in the last 12 hours as traders panic over the EU referendum results

    June 24, 2016

    Bitcoin has risen in value by more than $100 in the last 12 hours, as traders panicked over the outcome of the EU referendum. Just before 4am its value was at $654.08 – up from $563.92 at 5pm yesterday, according to Coinbase. The pound was taking its worst battering in years after it fell more than seven [...]

  • Five things we learned about the EU referendum from our Google searches

    June 23, 2016

    Soon, we may consciously uncouple from the rest of Europe. What's it all about? Here's what the oracle of all modern day information (Google) has to say about it. 1. It's the economy, stupid Immigration or the economy? When it comes to the referendum's effect on the country, it's apparently money that matters to us the most. Of [...]

  • Meet the tech foals to watch if you’re looking for growth

    June 23, 2016

    London is home to 14 billion-dollar valued tech firms, or unicorns. It is the digital capital of Europe, a hub unrivalled in Stockholm, Berlin, Paris or Tel Aviv. But long-term growth doesn’t come from high profile valuations, but the next generation of emerging businesses. In this year’s European Unicorn 2016 report, our analyst team has [...]

  • Forget unicorns, it’s all about gazelles

    June 23, 2016

    Investors, founders and journalists tend to become animated when discussing unicorns, those rare tech startups valued at over $1bn. Some consider these companies the pinnacle of success, while others claim they represent market froth and an impending correction. Research released this week by GP Bullhound found that in 2016 Europe as a whole has seven [...]

  • We French will continue investing in London’s world-beating tech sector no matter what

    June 23, 2016

    We are French and, as such, we have a somewhat complicated relationship with the UK. Waterloo signalled the end of French global leadership, and started 140 years of British supremacy. Adding insult to injury, for a few years the French had to endure arriving in London on Eurostar at Waterloo station. But we fought side-by-side [...]

  • I’m a migrant and entrepreneur: We all deserve better than Brexit

    June 23, 2016

    I’m a Polish migrant and a successful entrepreneur, and I proudly call London home. Having lived in Krakow, Dublin and New York, it was London’s dynamic intersection of cultures from all over the world (and the EU in particular) that made me want to put down roots here. But sadly that dynamism has started to ebb away [...]

  • This unicorn is leaping on its IPO

    June 23, 2016

    Tech bubble? What tech bubble? Twilio shares have surged on its IPO, leaping as much as 70 per cent on its debut on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares surged as high as $25.50 after pricing at $15 per share, giving it a market capitalisation of more than $2bn Read more: These are the seven [...]

  • Especially for EU: The ultimate referendum playlist

    June 23, 2016

    What's that you hear? The sound of impending Brexit? No that'll be the rain and flooding… but to drown that out, we've asked Spotify to create the ultimate playlist to accompany polling day – and even results morning if you're still battling through. Of course, this is an exercise in puns rather than musical taste, and City [...]

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