There are crypto scams and greedy grabbers, but Bitcoin keeps proving itself to be above it all August 4, 2023 Despite having his feet up on the edge of the pool, cold beer in hand, Jason Deane somehow finds the time for some Bitcoin contemplation.
FTSE 100 close: London markets flat as WPP shares slide on tumbling profits August 4, 2023 FTSE 100 was flat on Friday ending the week in subdued fashion, as advertising giant WPP’s tumbling profits led to its share price sliding. London’s flagship index was hovering between being up and dipping into the red throughout the day, and finished up at the close by almost half of one per cent. Meanwhile the [...]
WPP profits tumble 51 per cent as advertising giant shifts focus to AI plans August 4, 2023 The world’s biggest advertising firm WPP reported a “resilient” performance in the first half of the year despite plunging profits as they start to build out AI plans. WPP reported profit before tax for the first half of 2023 dropped 51 per cent to £204m, compared to £419m compared to the first half of 2022. [...]
Bitcoin and Ethereum slip as crypto markets shed yesterday’s gains August 3, 2023 Bitcoin has shed most of yesterday’s gains, dipping roughly 1% in the last 24 hours and trading around the $29k level.
London Stock Exchange: Buybacks to sweeten shareholders despite profit fall August 3, 2023 The London Stock Exchange Group expects to hand out as much as £750m to shareholders in buybacks by next April.
Parliament debates the pressing case for AI regulation August 2, 2023 We need a coordinated approach across all government departments and beyond to achieve a coherent strategy on AI, argues Lord Holmes.
Michael Saylor’s bullish Bitcoin pledge lifts crypto markets August 2, 2023 Bitcoin is up almost two per cent this morning after shooting past $30k before retracing and settling around $29.400.
Even Farage agrees anti-money laundering laws are weapons of mass distraction August 2, 2023 Sweeping laws push the burden on to businesses and ultimately consumers, who end up accidentally caught as collateral damage of anti-money laundering laws, writes John Binns.
Meta to launch AI-powered chatbots in a bid to cling on to users August 1, 2023 Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is reportedly gearing up to deploy a squadron of artificial intelligence-powered chatbots, each with their own distinctive personalities, in an effort to cling on to its users who have been dwindling lately. Meta has been crafting prototypes for these chatbots, aptly named “personas”, the Financial Times reported today, citing [...]
Curve ball rattles Bitcoin and leading cryptocurrencies August 1, 2023 Bitcoin and Ethereum are both down around 2% this morning as the markets consider a breach at Curve Finance.