Online Safety Bill: Government called to water down executive influence on Ofcom June 7, 2022 The government have been urged to water down the powers of the Secretary of State in the Online Safety Bill, suggesting it threatens the legitimacy of the law moving forward.
Yes, people do want Apple’s ‘meat and potato upgrades,’ says analyst June 7, 2022 Apple rolled out a slew of features for payments and business collaboration yesterday. An analyst discusses the changes. Watch the full video report.
Satellite Vu cuts deal to provide climate data to UK real estate market June 7, 2022 Infrared imaging specialist Satellite Vu is set to provide climate data to the real estate market – once its satellites are in obit – in a bid to decarbonise the UK housing market. Buildings contribute some 40 per cent to the world’s total emissions, making real estate a key target in the country’s net zero [...]
EU agrees common charging plug for all phones raising alarm bells for Apple June 7, 2022 The European Commission has agreed that all phones and tablets must use the same charging ports by 2024, signalling bad news for the Silicon Valley giant.
OpenOrphan CEO pins record revenue on London and preparing for the next pandemic June 7, 2022 The CEO of OpenOrphan, which researches infectious diseases for Big Pharma firms, has hailed London as the reason it snagged a record revenue over the past year. Speaking to City PM today, CEO Yamin ‘Mo’ Khan said: “The reason we have be so successful is because we’re based in London. We wouldn’t have been able [...]
Open banking fintech Bud inks $80m funding round June 7, 2022 Open banking fintech firm Bud announced its $80m (£64m) Series B funding, led by Bellis Phantom Holdco, an indirect affiliate of investment funds managed by TDR Capital. The investment, which was also backed by existing investors including Outward VC, will be used to develop the firm’s models and allow for further international expansion. The open [...]
Rutherford Health collapses as managers admit to ‘unsustainable cash burn’ June 6, 2022 Rutherford Health has collapsed today, as the board look to wind-up the £23m company and appoint a liquidator. The private oncology provider had thrown more than £240m at developing four therapy centres between 2015 and 2019, in what managers have now called a “flawed expansion strategy” which contributed to “unsustainable cash burn” and ultimately its [...]
Mariah Carey sued for copyright in $20m ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ lawsuit June 4, 2022 Pop singer Mariah Carey is to be sued for a sum worth £16m for allegations of copyright infringement over her smash hit All I Want for Christmas Is You. Songwriter Andy Stone has launched a lawsuit, naming Carey and her co-writer Walter Walter Afanasief, almost thirty years after the festive song was released. Stone claims [...]
Lots of luck on moon trip: Biden jibes Musk on ‘super bad feeling’ about economy June 4, 2022 President Joe Biden has scorned Tesla founder Elon Musk after the tech boss cited a “super bad feeling” about the economy amid plans to slash jobs. Speaking on Friday, the US President pointed out that while the electric carmaker said it needed to axe one in 10 jobs, rival Ford was “overwhelmingly” increasing investment. “While [...]
Business of Space: A peak at NASA’s increasingly lucrative commercial deals June 3, 2022 City A.M.’s Millie Turner offers up a roundup of the most important news across the space industry, every Friday. Next generation spacesuits SpaceX vs Boeing This weekend’s launches Next generation spacesuits Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace have been tasked with building the next generation of spacesuits for NASA, as the US agency looks to get boots on the Moon. The [...]
