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  • Exclusive: Nothing slashes jobs in cost-cutting push

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    British smartphone maker Nothing has begun slashing jobs across its global business as it looks to cut costs following a rapid hiring spree, City AM can reveal. The Kings Cross headquartered hardware firm, founded by Carl Pei, who previously set up Chinese smartphone company OnePlus, has begun consultations with staff across regions and has already [...]

    Nothing Phone 1 showcasing its transparent back design and unique LED light interface, representing innovation in smartpho...
  • Virgin Media slapped with £28m fine for stopping customers cancelling deals

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    Virgin Media has been slapped with the media watchdog’s largest ever fine for direct harm to consumers after it was found to have mishandled millions of calls with users looking to switch away to a better deal  The telecoms giant has been hit with a £28m fine after it was found to have put customers [...]

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  • Nothing fails to file accounts months after dissolution threat

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    Smartphone maker Nothing is still showing overdue accounts months after escaping compulsory dissolution, City AM can reveal, raising questions over the governance of one of Britain’s fastest-growing tech firms. The London-based consumer electronics maker narrowly avoided being struck off the UK company register earlier this year after Companies House launched compulsory strike-off proceedings over missed [...]

    Nothing Phone 1 showcasing its transparent back design and unique LED light interface, representing innovation in smartpho...
  • Samsung bets on AI tools to win over stressed City workers

    March 12, 2026

    Samsung is pitching its new Galaxy S26 range as a productivity tool for professionals who increasingly rely on one device to manage work, travel and everyday admin. The company has unveiled the S26 series, with UK vice president of product and marketing Annika Bizon describing the launch as a major step forward on hardware and [...]

  • Virgin Media slapped with £24m Ofcom fine

    December 1, 2025

    Ofcom has dished out its biggest fine of the year after accusing telecoms giant Virgin Media of failing to protect vulnerable customers. The media regulator has hit Virgin Media with a £23.8m fine over its treatment of customers during a planned transition from analogue to digital landlines. Virgin Media notified Ofcom over incidents connected with [...]

  • Monzo to follow Revolut and Klarna with launch of mobile service

    August 19, 2025

    Monzo has become the latest fintech darling to expand its lifestyle reach with the firm exploring the development of mobile phone services. The London-based firm is looking to offer a Monzo-branded service to its over 12 million in account holders. The service would follow rival Revolut issuing plans in April to enter the mobile market [...]

  • School smartphone ban is legislative overreach at its most unnecessary

    October 21, 2024

    Schools already have the power to ban smartphones, adding pointless new laws to the statute book is bad for business and bad for democracy, says Eliot Wilson Parliament should never make law lightly. To legislate is to bring the coercive power of the state to bear in regulating conduct and behaviour as well as maintaining [...]

  • Pret founder and Itsu boss Julian Metcalfe banned from driving for using phone at the wheel

    September 3, 2024

    Julian Metcalfe, the founder of Pret a Manger and current boss of Itsu, has been banned from driving after being convicted of using a mobile phone behind the wheel. He claimed he was using the Waze navigation system for directions to visit his daughter, and that he didn’t know it was illegal to use a [...]

  • The Debate: Should we ban smartphones for children?

    May 7, 2024

    Most people agree that children are spending too much time on smartphones. But what should the government do about it - if anything?

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