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  • HP rejects Xerox’s $33.5bn takeover bid but keeps door open for potential merger

    November 17, 2019

    Tech giant HP today said it had rejected a $33.5bn (£26bn) takeover offer by printer manufacturer Xerox. Read more: HP plans to cut up to 9,000 jobs HP said the bid “significantly undervalues” the company, but added that it remained open to a potential merger and hoped for further engagement with Xerox management. “[The board] [...]

  • TSB’s IT boss ‘kept board in dark’ ahead of tech meltdown

    November 17, 2019

    TSB Bank’s head of IT reportedly failed to warn board members about “shortcomings” with the testing of a new technology system days before it suffered a huge meltdown. TSB is facing a lengthy investigation by City law firm Slaughter and May into the botched rollout of a new IT system that caused nearly 2m customers [...]

  • Twitter outlines political ad ban ahead of 2020 US election

    November 16, 2019

    Twitter has announced its political advertising ban will include references to candidates and legislation. The social media site also said ads will not be allowed to advocate for certain outcomes on political and social causes. Twitter announced the ban last month, but on Friday disclosed more of the specifics of the ban for the first [...]

  • AirPods Pro review: An incredible step up to the top table of mobile audio for Apple

    November 15, 2019

    Apple’s regular AirPods leave me cold. They look daft, with their elongated stalks – often compared to toothbrush heads – and have such poor sound insulation that unless you’re listening to music in an hermetically sealed room, everything sounds distant and muddy. When Sony came along with its excellent WF-1000XM3 noise cancelling buds it was [...]

  • Amazon to appeal Pentagon decision to award Microsoft $10bn cloud contract

    November 15, 2019

    Amazon will appeal the US department of defense’s decision to award Microsoft a major cloud contract. Amazon, which already provides cloud computing for the Central Intelligence Agency, had been favourites to win the contract worth $10bn over 10 years. Read more: Nike pulls clothes and shoes from Amazon amid digital push The company has now [...]

  • Motorola Razr 2019: Flip phone revived with foldable screen model

    November 14, 2019

    The iconic flip phone has made a comeback, with Motorola revealing an upgraded version of the once-universal device. Some 15 years after the original Razr hit the markets, Motorola is launching a slim retro reboot with a foldable screen. Read more: Revealed: The fastest growing tech companies in the UK The gadget, which is set [...]

  • Motherhood social app Peanut nets $5m from Facebook backer Index

    November 14, 2019

    Peanut, a social networking app for mothers, has secured $5m in a funding round led by unicorn hunter Index Ventures. The investment takes Peanut’s total amount raised to date up to $9.8m, with previous backers including Felix Capital, actor Ashton Kutcher’s Sound Ventures and Greycroft. Index has previously invested in the likes of Dropbox, Facebook [...]

  • How can you stop your credit card being sexist?

    November 14, 2019

    Can a credit card be sexist? It’s not a question most people would have thought about before this week, but on Monday, the US financial regulator announced an investigation into claims of gender discrimination by Apple Card.  The algorithms Apple Card used to set credit limits are, it has been reported, inherently biased against women. [...]

  • Nike pulls clothes and shoes from Amazon amid digital push

    November 13, 2019

    Nike is pulling its clothes and shoes from e-commerce site Amazon as part of a pivot to selling directly to customers. Nike announced late on Tuesday that it was ending a pilot scheme to sell its goods through Amazon which began in 2017. “As part of Nike’s focus on elevating consumer experiences through more direct, [...]

  • Wework losses ballooned to $1.3bn in quarter before failed float

    November 13, 2019

    Wework losses reportedly more than doubled to $1.3bn (£1bn) in the third quarter ahead of its expected initial public offering (IPO). The figures contained in a presentation for Wework creditors today showed why the company was thrown into crisis when its expected $9bn IPO and connected debt financing deal collapsed in September. The debacle led [...]

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