Czinger 21C: 3D-printed hypercar makes red-carpet London debut June 27, 2022 Revealed at the new Concours on Savile Row, the record-breaking Czinger 21C boasts radical in-line seating and a 1,250hp hybrid powertrain.
Mercedes-Benz 300SL ‘Gullwing’ review: the original supercar June 27, 2022 The Mercedes-Benz 300SL ‘Gullwing’ is a timeless icon and arguably the original supercar. We discover what makes it so special.
UK’s audit watchdog says it ‘strongly supports’ global ESG reporting standards June 27, 2022 The UK’s audit watchdog has said it “strongly supports” the development of high-quality, global standards for reporting on climate and sustainability data. The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said it backs plans put forward by the International Sustainability Standard Board’s (ISSB’s) for new worldwide ESG reporting rules. The comments come after the International Financial Reporting [...]
Shapps warns RMT the country ‘coped’ with three strikes due to ‘collapse of commuting’ June 27, 2022 Grant Shapps has warned most of the country “coped” during last week’s strikes due to the “collapse of commuting” and increasingly hybrid working culture. Commenting after the third day of industrial action by tens-of-thousands of RMT union members, he said they had struck to “ defend indefensible working practices” which needed an update. Writing in [...]
‘What is cryptocurrency?’ is the world’s most Googled crypto question June 27, 2022 “What is cryptocurrency” is the most Googled question regarding crypto, a new study reveals.
Hedge funds short Tether after Terra crash June 27, 2022 Hedge funds have Tether in their crosshairs as they keep betting against the stablecoin following TerraUSD’s collapse last month. Larger numbers of traditional hedge funds are shorting Tether, the world’s biggest stablecoin, through major crypto brokerage Genesis Global Trading Inc., the Wall Street Journal said. “There has been a real spike in the interest from [...]
Here we go again: EU regulator investigates Google for Jobs antitrust complaint from Danish rival Jobindex June 27, 2022 Another day, another European crack down on Big Tech, after the Danish online job-search site Jobindex told regulators that Google unfairly favoured its own service, Google for Jobs.
Bulb Energy: Bidding war lights up as Centrica pulls out of race for fallen energy firm June 27, 2022 The bidding process for the UK's seventh biggest energy firm has taken another dramatic turn, with Centrica pulling out of the running.
Martin Gilbert calls on City to champion older workers June 27, 2022 Asset management veteran Martin Gilbert has called on City firms to champion older workers amid a slide in the amount of over-55s working in UK.
Taxpayer becomes shareholder in adult-only sex party firm Killing Kittens June 27, 2022 The UK taxpayer is the latest shareholder in the female-led sextech firm Killing Kittens after the UK government's backing under a pandemic innovation programme.
