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  • Brand Trump is keeping Candidate Trump in the race for the White House

    September 29, 2020

    Scandals and appalling press are usually bad news for politicians.  Before the presidential era of Donald Trump, it was a given that major missteps, major insults to large groups of the population (especially the military), breaking the law, or being impeached were close to terminal for US presidents.   It’s fair to say that President Clinton [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s gigabit broadband target will be ‘missed by years’, warns BT boss

    September 27, 2020

    Boris Johnson’s target for delivering gigabit broadband across the UK will be missed by eight years without £9bn worth of tax and red tape cuts, BT has warned ministers.  BT claims the industry is on course to deliver gigabit speeds across the nation by 2033, significantly later than Johnson’s election pledge of full coverage by [...]

  • UK and EU to enter crunch final weeks in Brexit negotiations

    September 27, 2020

    The UK and EU are moving toward the final stages of Brexit trade talks, with the chances of a deal reportedly improving. The ninth round of formal negotiations will begin on Tuesday, with both sides having made late concessions, according to the Sunday Times. Senior sources told the Times that Michael Gove has been pressuring [...]

  • Trade experts raise fresh doubts over UK-US trade deal due to tax row

    September 24, 2020

    Trade experts have expressed fresh doubts about the prospect of a UK-US trade deal while Britain’s digital services tax is in place. UK and US negotiators concluded the fourth round of formal negotiations this week as Downing Street tries to quickly close trade agreements as a part of its post-Brexit “Global Britain” agenda. Several trade [...]

  • Ant Group set to raise $17.5bn in Hong Kong listing

    September 23, 2020

    Ant Group is said to be targeting a raise of $17.5bn when it goes public in Hong Kong as part of a dual listing that will also see it float in Shanghai. The Chinese firm is hoping to raise a total of $35bn across both listings, which if successful, will top Saudi Aramco’s $29.4bn debut [...]

  • 5 Reasons why Blockchain can’t solve the #SocialDilemma

    September 23, 2020

    The recent Netflix documentary, “The Social Dilemma” has caused shockwaves in the public and tech discourse. The film offers an insider’s look and perspective at how big tech companies utilise data as a core part of their business model. A central point of discussion is how these companies use that data to capture our attention [...]

  • Crypto AM: Definitively DeFi’s guide to using Uniswap

    September 23, 2020

    Disclaimer: Nothing in this guide constitutes financial advice. Before engaging in any investment opportunities you should always discuss first with a professional financial advisor. Introduction Unless you’ve been living under a rock these past few weeks you would have heard of Uninswap.  But what is Uniswap exactly?  And if you’re not able to easily answer [...]

  • Tesco boss warns against panic buying after new virus restrictions

    September 23, 2020

    Tesco chief executive Dave Lewis has said there is no need for customers to be panic buying groceries, following new restrictions imposed across the UK to combat a second wave of coronavirus infections. Images have been shared on social media of supermarket shelves stripped of food staples such as pasta and flour, bringing back memories [...]

  • Protokol launches to lower the barriers to entry for enterprise blockchain adoption

    September 23, 2020

    Following Crypto AM’s piece on new enterprise blockchain provider Protokol last month, the business is fully launching to the enterprise market today. Protokol creates and delivers tailored blockchain solutions that solve real business challenges quickly and effectively, enabling enterprises from a range of different industries to enhance their digital transformation strategies and open up new [...]

  • FTSE 100 climbs despite new coronavirus rules but US stocks mixed

    September 22, 2020

    After plunging yesterday, the FTSE 100 rose despite the UK government imposing new coronavirus restrictions, while US stocks were mixed. The UK blue-chip index was up 0.9 per cent to 5,858 points in afternoon trading. That was down significantly from its opening figure of above 6,000 yesterday, however. The FTSE 250 had risen 0.2 per [...]

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