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  • CES 2021: The futuristic gadgets killing Covid

    January 12, 2021

    In years gone by, City PM would have been on the showroom floor in Las Vegas bringing you the latest news from the frontline of the tech world. This year, of course, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has done digital, and if any expo in the world can pull off that feat, it should be [...]

  • Zoom kicks off $1.5bn share issue as vaccine threat looms

    January 12, 2021

    Zoom is set to raise $1.5bn (£1.1bn) in a mammoth share sale as it looks to maintain momentum following a bumper year of growth. The video conferencing app launched the fundraising today, adding that it could be expanded by a further $225m. Zoom did not say what it plans to do with the fresh capital. [...]

  • Social media site Parler sues Amazon over account suspension

    January 11, 2021

    Controversial social media site Parler is suing Amazon over its decision to pull support for the app. The so-called free speech app, which is popular among right-wing extremists, accused Amazon of violating antitrust laws by suspending its account. In a complaint filed in Seattle, Parler said Amazon’s decision to stop hosting the app was “apparently [...]

  • Huawei set for year of transition amid ‘technological Cold War’

    January 11, 2021

    Huawei will likely transition towards software as a “technological Cold War” controls the hardware supply, shifting the company’s prospects for 2021, analysts have said. Harsh US sanctions on China have hit suppliers of chips, which are crucial to mobile phone production, and forced the tech giant to look to other avenues. Ben Wood, chief of [...]

  • Twitter shares slide following ‘problematic’ Donald Trump ban

    January 11, 2021

    Twitter’s shares went into reverse this morning following the social media site’s decision to ban US President Donald Trump. The platform permanently suspended the president’s account over the weekend, stating that there was a risk of further incitement of violence following riots at the Capitol last week. “After close review of recent Tweets from the [...]

  • Twitter permanently suspends Donald Trump’s account to prevent incitement of violence

    January 9, 2021

    Twitter has permanently suspended Donald Trump’s account, citing the risk of further incitement of violence following the storming of the US Capitol on Wednesday. The US President has repeatedly used the platform to declare that the outcome of the 3 November election was fraudulent and to share other conspiracy theories. Trump also urged his supporters [...]

  • Twitter and Facebook lock Trump’s account amid Capitol riots

    January 7, 2021

    Twitter and Facebook last night took the unprecedented step of locking US President Donald Trump’s account after his supporters stormed the Capitol. In a message to protesters at the height of the violence, Trump told protesters “I love you” before telling them to go home.  He also repeated false claims that the election, which he [...]

  • Trump issues ban on Alipay in latest China crackdown

    January 6, 2021

    US President Donald Trump today stepped up his campaign against Chinese businesses, banning transactions with eight apps including Alipay. The new executive order is aimed at curbing the alleged threat to Americans posed by Chinese software companies that have access to personal data. The order states that the US must take “aggressive action” against Chinese [...]

  • FRC: Deloitte allowed Autonomy to ‘present misleading financial position’

    January 6, 2021

    Deloitte’s audit of scandal-hit UK software firm Autonomy allowed the company to “present a misleading picture of its financial position”, the City watchdog said this morning.  The Financial Reporting Council investigated the actions of Deloitte and former partners Richard Knights and Nigel Mercer in relation to their audits of the disgraced tech company’s accounts. Autonomy [...]

  • Qualcomm boss Steve Mollenkopf steps down after seven tumultuous years

    January 5, 2021

    Qualcomm chief executive Steve Mollenkopf will step down after seven tumultuous years at the helm of the company.  He will be replaced by his deputy Cristiano Amon who was “unanimously selected” by the board following Mollenkopf’s decision to retire.  The end of Mollenkopf’s reign will allow Qualcomm to put its period of legal battles behind [...]

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