By: Lynsey Barber

I'm City A.M.'s award-winning technology editor, covering everything from happenings at Apple and Google to the latest London startup. In particular fintech, blockchain, artifical intelligence, driverless cars, virtual reality and the sharing economy get me out of bed in the morning. I'm always trying to illustrate stories with pictures of dogs. Sometimes with some success. I was named technology journalist of the year at the UK Tech Awards.

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After BHS: MPs eye stricter transparency rules for private companies

February 12, 2017

The UK's biggest private companies and those with large pension schemes should have to abide by the same financial reporting rules as listed firms to ensure the fallout from the collapse of BHS is not repeated, MPs have said. Any private company with more than 5,000 members of a defined benefit pension scheme, or those defined as large [...]
Three important things we learned from Jean-Claude Juncker this weekend on the future of Europe, Trump and Brexit

February 12, 2017

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has spoken about the future of Europe and his own role within it, in an interview with German radio, and the effect of Trump and Brexit. Here are the three important things he said. 1. Europe is divided – and Britain isn't helping Opinions of both the public in the member [...]
North Korea test-fires ballistic missile as Trump and Abe meet

February 12, 2017

North Korea conducted tests of its ballistic missile capabilities early on Sunday morning, as the US President Donald Trump met with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The missile landed in the Sea of Japan and was fired from an area in the west of the secretive country according to South Korean officials. Abe said the launch was "absolutely [...]
Twitter divebombs despite Trump bump: Shares in the tech giant plummet as losses hit $167m

February 10, 2017

Twitter's slowest reported growth since going public wiped over a billion dollars off its value yesterday, with shares in the tech giant diving more than 12 per cent by the close of trading last night. The company’s poor performance does not appear to have been helped by outspoken and controversial US President Donald Trump, who is [...]
The UK sharing economy’s set to grow by billions this year despite scrutiny

February 9, 2017

The popularity of on-demand services such as Uber, Deliveroo and Airbnb is set to boom, with the value of the UK's sharing economy predicted to grow my more than 60 per cent this year. Despite scrutiny from government, the desire for services at the tap of a smartphone app will continue according to the research from PwC, which has also [...]
Apple boss Tim Cook has spent the day meeting the PM and Mayor of London

February 9, 2017

Apple boss Tim Cook, arguably the most important man in tech, has spent the day meeting with British politicians. He started a whistle stop tour of the UK by heading to Glasgow, where he picked up an honorary degree from its university yesterday. And this morning he headed to 10 Downing Street for a chat with [...]
Twitter is pretty insistent that it’s not experiencing a “Trump effect”

February 9, 2017

What's been the effect of Donald Trump's excessive and exclamation-filled tweets on Twitter? "We can't quantify an impact at this point," insisted Anthony Noto, chief operating officer at the struggling social network when asked about the unprecedented Presidential tweets which have spurred streams of global news coverage. Talking on Twitter's earnings call for its fourth quarter results, [...]
Twitter’s not singing as revenue growth slows to a crawl and misses estimates

February 9, 2017

Twitter shares are definitely not singing after releasing its fourth quarter earnings, sending shares down as much as nine per cent in pre-market trading. The figures Revenue came in at $717m, inching up just one per cent on the same quarter a year earlier – its slowest quarterly growth since going public – while earnings were [...]
Ambitious plans for UK commercial spaceflight just came a step closer to blast-off

February 9, 2017

Ambitious plans to develop the UK's commercial spaceflight sector are nearing take-off with fresh multi-million pound funding promised by the government and draft legislation for the fledgling sector due "within weeks". Grants for businesses hoping to send tourists and satellites into space worth up to £10m have been announced by science minister Jo Johnson. "We want to [...]
Here’s how much less millennial men are earning

February 9, 2017

Were you born after 1980? Are you a man? You're probably earning less than previous generations were at the same age. Millennial men have earned less than generation X (those born before 1980) every single year of their 20s, new figures reveal. And by the time they reach 30, the cumulative loss in earnings compared to the [...]

Tottenham Hotspur co-owner Daniel Levy gets gong in New Year Honours list

Tottenham Hotspur co-owner Daniel Levy gets gong in New Year Honours list

London exhibitions 2026: From Tracey Emin to Anish Kapoor

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