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  • Chancellor on the brink? It’s not what you think

    January 26, 2022

    Jason Meyers explores what January 3 2009 means to a decentralised world, and if there's a solution to keeping the Chancellor off the brink.

  • Formula E set for final Gen2 season as perfect calendar 95 per cent there

    January 26, 2022

    All-electric motorsport series Formula E has taken off over the last few years, with an expanded calendar, more famous drivers and greater media exposure, but this weekend will see it commence its biggest season yet. A total of 11 teams will take part in Season Eight of Formula E, including two British outfits – Envision [...]

  • Disney defends Snow White remake after Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage branded it ‘backward’

    January 26, 2022

    Disney has responded to criticism from Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage about its upcoming Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs remake.

  • Advertising watchdog upholds complaints over Oatly ads for ‘misleading’ environmental claims

    January 26, 2022

    The advertising watchdog has upheld four complaints over an Oatly marketing campaign. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld four out of five issues raised by a campaign from the oat drink firm. Viewers had raised concerns over two television adverts, a sponsored Facebook post, a sponsored Twitter post and two press adverts. The adverts [...]

  • Premier League winter break: Clubs favouring rest over foreign trips

    January 25, 2022

    It is four years since West Bromwich Albion players illustrated the perils of Premier League clubs heading to sunnier climes for a winter break. In an incident dubbed “taxigate”, a handful of senior players including Gareth Barry and Jonny Evans commandeered a cab during a late-night trip to McDonalds while on a mid-season warm weather [...]

  • Invisible enemy becomes visible: Face masks that contain coronavirus antibodies from ostriches make human Covid glow up

    January 25, 2022

    Researchers at Kyoto Prefectural University in Japan have managed to create a face mask that glows in the dark if Covid-19 particles are detected in a person’s breath or spit. Researchers coated masks with a mixture of ostrich antibodies that react when they interact with the Covid-19 virus in humans. Filters are then removed from [...]

  • How to master social media: Five tips for writing well

    January 25, 2022

    Following the topic started in a previous article, here on City AM’s CFA Institute Talk, mentioning that whatever you write on social media, it is important to write it well, Eric Sim now shares some critical lessons on how to do that. When I was 14, I failed an important English literature exam at my [...]

  • Over nine million broadband customers are unaware of the biggest in-contract price hike in years

    January 25, 2022

    Research today reveals that over nine million consumers are unaware that their broadband bills are set to increase, according to research by Hyperoptic.

  • New Covid variant spreading like wildfire across UK and Scandinavia: BA.2 ‘stealth’ mutation now half of all new coronavirus cases in Denmark and rapidly pushing Omicron aside

    January 24, 2022

    Various media across Scandinavia and the UK are reporting the emergence of a new Covid variant that is so infectious and spreading so fast that nearly half of all cases in Denmark are now the new mutation, named BA.2, with more than 400 confirmed infections across the UK. The new mutation has reportedly also popped [...]

  • Sony Music Entertainment buys Bob Dylan’s entire catalogue of tunes

    January 24, 2022

    Sony Music Entertainment has bought Bob Dylan’s entire back catalogue of recorded music, as well as the rights to several future releases, in a figureless deal. It follows Lionel Richie cutting a deal with Universal Music in November, after a string of lofty deals over the course of 2021, as record labels battle it out [...]

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