Have our global banking and financial systems hit their Uber moment? July 4, 2023 Antony Abell looks at the banking industry and asks if there's a better, more sustainable future that enables broad wealth.
Meet the AI ‘pioneers’ behind Britain’s biggest infrastructure projects July 4, 2023 Businesses can benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) regulation creating “trusted brands”, the man using the technology to power the restoration of parliament – among other major infrastructure projects – has said. Rishi Sunak’s calls to regulate AI can benefit the industry, nPlan founder Dev Amratia has said, by allowing startups to position themselves as “safe, [...]
The hypocrisy of crypto regulation – oblivious or nefarious? July 4, 2023 Jason Meyers walks through the SEC's view of regulating cryptocurrency and points out flaws in the design of regulatory compliance.
Crypto markets treading water in anticipation of Fed interest rate reports July 4, 2023 Bitcoin and Ethereum are inching upwards as the Fed weighs its next move with interest rate hikes.
The Notebook: Grasp’s Richard Karlsson on M&A, AI and financial research July 4, 2023 Every day we hand the notebook keys to City movers and shakers. Today, it’s Richard Karlsson, CEO and Co-founder of Grasp, the Stockholm-headquartered startup behind the first AI assistant automating financial research Last week, Goldman Sachs lost its first-place M&A advisory ranking for the first time in five years. This provides a timely opportunity to [...]
Twitter explainer: What are rate limits and why are they causing advertising headaches July 4, 2023 Twitter advertising troubles may have gone from bad to worse after Elon Musk has put his foot in it again – this time by restricting users’ viewing limits over data concerns. On Saturday, the billionaire ex-CEO of Twitter imposed a temporary ‘rate limit’ on all users, effectively capping the number of Tweets that accounts can [...]
We should teach with AI tools in schools so students learn how to use them ethically July 4, 2023 Artificial intelligence will soon become a staple of everyday life. So university students should learn how to use it, analyse it and critique it - exactly like they do with their peers, writes Amelia Peterson
Italy holidays: Why Bergamo and Brescia are the Italian places we love this summer July 3, 2023 Italy holidays: Italy’s dual City of Cultures make a great break, says Sophie Ibbotson THE WEEKEND: In recent years, the UK has chosen Hull, Derry, and Coventry as its annual City of Culture. Bradford’s turn is next. The Italians seem to take things a little more seriously, and have awarded this year’s cultural crown to [...]
Wimbledon: Cameron Norrie tipped to reach final by IBM AI Draw Analysis July 3, 2023 He made the semi-finals at Wimbledon last year but this year British No1 Cameron Norrie could go one better, according to AI analysis by IBM. Andy Murray could reach the second week in south-west London but Katie Boulter faces a difficult route to the latter stages, the tech giant says. Norrie begins his campaign at [...]
Week begins with green candles as Ethereum breaks out July 3, 2023 Bitcoin continues its sideways momentum, holding steady above $30,600, with the majority of the large caps up in the last 24 hours.