‘Bond market tantrum risks’: Gilt traders brace for Labour leftward pivot as Starmer future uncertain
Stripe and Spotify pair up to help creators better monetise on subscriptions January 25, 2022 Stripe has partnered with Spotify to help podcasters accept payments, launch recurring revenue streams, and deepen connection with fans.
Former Channel 5 chief Dawn Airey named Channel 4’s interim Chair as privatisation battle looms January 25, 2022 Ofcom has today announced the appointment of Dawn Airey as Channel 4’s interim Chair, replacing current Chair, Charles Gurassa, who departs on 27 January 2022.
Now we got Bad Blood: Taylor Swift hits out after Gorillaz’s frontman Damon Albarn questions her songwriting January 25, 2022 Taylor Swift fights back against Blur's former frontman and lead vocalist of Gorillaz Damon Albarn after he suggested she didn’t write her own songs.
Ericsson exceeds market expectations with 5G boom offsetting Chinese losses January 25, 2022 Ericsson exceeds expectations as the Swedish firm benefits from the roll out of 5G networks, offsetting loss of Chinese market share.
Harry Potter director launches Kingston International Film Festival to champion indie movies January 25, 2022 Harry Potter director, Mike Newell, and The Gentlemen actor, Jason Wong, launched the Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) yesterday, as they called for change in the British independent filming industry.
‘The future is 4G and 5G’: Vodafone gears up for 3G switch off January 25, 2022 Vodafone today announced that it will begin retiring its 3G network in 2023 as part of a network modernisation programme to improve 4G and 5G experience for all customers.
Royal Mail set to cut 700 management jobs as it grapples with Omicron sting January 25, 2022 Royal Mail has warned against the lingering impact of Omicron this morning as it enters a formal consultation on reorganising to streamline processes, with an expected £40m annualised benefit for the firm.
Former Beeb News boss: The BBC needs to ‘stop making lower grade stuff’ January 25, 2022 Former head of the BBC has warned the broadcaster to “stop making lower grade stuff” as the licence fee battle endures.
Capricorn Energy production growth ‘ahead of expectations’ thanks to acquisitions January 25, 2022 Independent energy firm Capricorn Energy reported that production growth was “ahead of expectations” this morning, with acquisition driving value.
Over nine million broadband customers are unaware of the biggest in-contract price hike in years January 25, 2022 Research today reveals that over nine million consumers are unaware that their broadband bills are set to increase, according to research by Hyperoptic.
