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  • Renewable energy: the way forward for Europe?

    September 13, 2022  |  City Talk

    In European energy, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has defined the market so far in 2022. Gas prices have soared, exacerbating inflation. How organizations, consumers, and governments respond could mark the beginning of an evolution in European energy. Is renewables the way forward for Europe? Renewed interest?Policymakers know they must move swiftly on renewables, but dealmakers [...]

  • Twitter shareholders on verge of approving Elon Musk takeover

    September 13, 2022

    TWITTER whistleblower Peiter Zatko was grilled in the US Congress this afternoon, adding further ammunition to Elon Musk’s legal battle with the social media giant over his stunted takeover. Twitter’s former head of security, who was fired last year, accused the company of misleading regulators about cyber security, as well as its management of bot [...]

  • British biotech giant Oxford Nanopore revenue boosted by ‘burst’ of Omicron

    September 13, 2022

    The muting of Covid-19 revenue at British biotechnology company Oxford Nanopore has been delayed by the “burst” of Omicron, however, related government contracts continue to dry up as cases fall. The company had warned investors of a ‘tapering’ of Covid-related revenue last year. And has also dialled back revenue expectations for its Emirati Genome Program [...]

  • Aveva nears closure on multi-billion-pound Schneider buyout

    September 12, 2022

    London listed software developer Aveva is near to closing a deal that would see it fully taken over by French industrial giant Schneider Electric. The two companies are in discussions for Schneider to acquire the roughly 40 per cent stake in Aveva that it does not already own, at a price of £30 a share, [...]

  • Netflix teams up with Ubisoft in video game push

    September 11, 2022

    Netflix have announced plans to team up with video gaming giant Ubisoft as the streaming giant expands its offering amid subscriber concerns. The streaming giant revealed this weekend that it would be working with the French tech firm to create three games based on the gaming ‘universes’ of Valiant Hearts, Mighty Quest and Assassin’s Creed. [...]

  • UK chips strategy must lure investment, says Dell executive

    September 9, 2022

    The UK’s semiconductor strategy must make the country a more attractive destination for investment, a Dell executive has told City PM “We would like a business friendly, technology friendly environment, where it’s easier for us to invest more and its easy for us to see opportunities for us to make a positive difference,” Adrian McDonald, president for Europe, [...]

  • DCC splashes £213m on Medi-Globe in sustained acquisitions spree

    September 8, 2022

    DCC has splashed €245m (£213m) on medical device company Medi-Globe, in the healthcare division’s biggest acquisition. The buyout, which is still subject to competition regulatory approval in Germany and France, is expected to be completed in the final few months of the year and drum up a mid-teen return on capital over the next three [...]

  • Liz Truss’ government must not keep science on the backburner, urges hVIVO CEO

    September 8, 2022

    Liz Truss’ new cabinet must not allow science to be kept on the backburner, the CEO of hVIVO, formerly Open Orphan, told City PM today. “One of the key things for me is to realise that the science industry played a significant role in fighting the pandemic,” CEO Yamin ‘Mo’ Khan said. “Without the vaccines, [...]

  • UK must pursue overseas tech talent, says start-up body

    September 8, 2022

    A leading start-up body has championed the flow of overseas talent into the UK’s technology sector today as new figures showed that nearly one in five UK tech firms had a foreign founder.

  • Terrible Thursday for Darktrace as shares nosedive by 25 per cent after private equity walks away

    September 8, 2022

    Darktrace share price jumped sharply on reports last month that it is in talks with private equity fund Thoma Bravo, although no figure was attributed to the discussions. However, this morning it was confirmed that these talks had ended with no prospect of an offer being made in the near future, although the option was [...]

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