The Crime Lord: Peter Capaldi on the manosphere, London and rocking out with his band as he approaches 70
North Korea funds missile programme with stolen crypto, says UN February 7, 2022 North Korean cyber attacks have pilfered millions of dollars worth of crypto assets which are being used to fund the country's missile programme.
Losses deepen for London-listed Bitcoin miner Argo Blockchain February 7, 2022 Losses have deepened for London-listed bitcoin mining company Argo Blockchain following legal woes and a dip in the price of Bitcoin.
UK fintech investment hits £27.5bn, a sevenfold increase in just twelve months February 7, 2022 UK fintech investment topped $37.3bn (£27.5bn) in 2021, a sevenfold increase compared to 2020, as dealmaking activity soared.
Silencing Joe Rogan ‘not the answer,’ says Spotify Boss February 7, 2022 The chief executive of Spotify has rejected calls to ban Joe Rogan from the platform after removing dozens of his podcast episodes.
Second chance at LV= for Royal London February 7, 2022 Royal London is engaged in talks with LV= which could see the two companies merge to become a UK insurance heavyweight.
Top dog: Pets at Home appoints Lyssa McGowan as chief executive February 7, 2022 Pets at Home has poached its new chief executive Lyssa McGowan from Sky UK with the offer of a £580,000 salary.
Average UK house prices soar to record £276,000 February 7, 2022 The average UK house buyer forked out 9.7 per cent more in January 2022 than they would have done a year ago.
National Insurance tax hike to hit UK apprenticeships, warns FSB February 7, 2022 The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called out government's national insurance tax hike amid falling numbers of apprenticeships.
New campaign champions £11tn UK asset management industry February 7, 2022 The City of London Corporation is working with the government on a campaign promoting the UK as a leading global investment management centre.
Ethical brand Tony’s Chocolonely finds 1,700 child labourers in supply chain February 6, 2022 Anti-slavery chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely has admitted that 1,700 child labourers were involved in its supply chain last year.
