Exclusive: Nothing slashes jobs in cost-cutting push July 24, 2026 British smartphone maker Nothing has begun slashing jobs across its global business as it looks to cut costs following a rapid hiring spree, City AM can reveal. The Kings Cross headquartered hardware firm, founded by Carl Pei, who previously set up Chinese smartphone company OnePlus, has begun consultations with staff across regions and has already [...]
Mobix Labs Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Vision Aerial, Accelerating Global Drone Platform for National Security and Aerial Intelligence July 24, 2026 Transaction accelerates Mobix Labs’ global aerial intelligence strategy and National Security Matters Initiative
Result of AngloGold Ashanti plc’s General Meeting July 24, 2026 AngloGold Ashanti plc (the “Company”) (NYSE: AU; JSE: ANG) today announces the result of the general meeting of its shareholders held at 9:00am (Mountain Daylight Time) on Thursday, 23 July 2026 (the “General Meeting”). The full text of the resolution proposed at the General Meeting is set out in the notice of General Meeting (the [...]
Comsysto Reply Supports Audi in Evolving Its B2B Used Car Platform With an AI-Based Multi-Agent System July 24, 2026 Comsysto Reply, the Reply Group company specialised in agile software development and cloud-native solutions, has partnered with Audi on the ongoing development of its “Used Car Platform”, the company’s central digital marketplace for B2B used car trading. A tailored multi-agent solution accelerates software development, reduces repetitive activities, and enables faster delivery of new features. This [...]
Sky and ITV mount defence of £1.6bn merger as regulators probe deal July 24, 2026 Sky and ITV will argue their proposed £1.6bn merger controls only around a fifth of Britain’s advertising market as they seek to convince competition regulators to approve one of the biggest media deals in decades, City AM understands. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on Wednesday invited comments on Sky’s planned acquisition of ITV’s Media [...]
OBR misery makes tax rises inevitable July 24, 2026 The OBR’s dire fiscal risks report portrays a world in which the only possible solution to Britain’s economic state is tax rises, says Emmanuel Igwe In ancient Greece, devotees trekked to Delphi to be told in ambiguous prose by the Pythia that chaos was nigh and only sacrifice to Apollo could hold off punishment. These [...]
From Mongolian camels to Tibetan verbs: the absurdity Ed Miliband’s aid spending plans July 24, 2026 Ed Miliband want to increase aid spending to 0.7 per cent of GDP, but the history of aid spending is one of waste, corruption and cost to taxpayers, says James Price Last year, a 23-year-old in Ulaanbaatar proposed to his girlfriend. There was a helicopter ride, an expensive ring, and designer handbags, all lovingly documented [...]
The 24-hour news cycle is ruining politics July 24, 2026 The relentless 24-hour news cycle and social media landscape have fundamentally altered political discourse by prioritizing quick, performative reactions over thoughtful deliberation, says Emma Revell If there’s one thing we can count on in the perma-crisis that is British politics, it’ll be that our screens will be filled with updates from weary political correspondents and [...]
Is ABBA Voyage suitable for children? You bet it is! July 23, 2026 It’s one of those questions that follows a person for a lifetime: what was your first gig? The Spice Girls at Wembley, since you asked – a fact at which I cringed during my goth phase but of which I am now proud. A young person’s first experience of live music is a defining moment [...]
Burnham accused of gutting tech department’s ‘biggest strength’ July 23, 2026 Andy Burnham’s decision to abolish the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) will split up the teams it was created to bring together, according to its former top civil servant. A leaked internal government document shows AI, digital and science responsibilities being divided between three departments as ministers begin dismantling DSIT less than three [...]