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  • Netflix and Nickelodeon sign original content deal in wake of Disney Plus launch

    November 13, 2019

    Netflix has signed a multi-year deal with Nickelodeon to create original animated films and TV series, just a day after Disney launched its new streaming service. Read more: Britbox launches in the UK – but can it challenge Netflix? As part of the deal, Netflix will produce new programming based both on the existing catalogue [...]

  • Brexit has cost Britain a Tesla gigafactory, according to Elon Musk

    November 13, 2019

    Britain missed the opportunity to have Tesla’s first European factory because of Brexit, according to chief executive Elon Musk. Instead, the electric car maker plumped for a site near Berlin for the so called gigafactory, where it will make batteries, powertrains and vehicles. Read more: Tesla holds share gains after surprise third quarter profit The [...]

  • Tencent profit falls as Alibaba threat and economic woes weigh

    November 13, 2019

    Chinese tech giant Tencent has posted a sharp drop in profit for the third quarter as rival Alibaba gears up for its Hong Kong listing. The gaming and social media firm reported net profit of 20.4bn yuan (£2.3bn), down 13 per cent on the same period last year. Read more: Blockchain startup Everledger raises $20m [...]

  • Google to offer current accounts from next year

    November 13, 2019

    Google will offer personal current accounts from some time next year in partnership with banks and credit unions, as the tech titan tries to take a bite out of the personal banking market. Citigroup and the Stanford Federal Credit Union will run the accounts for the project, which has been named Cache, the Wall Street [...]

  • UK businesses are increasingly adopting automation

    November 13, 2019

    Eighty seven per cent of businesses have automated a key process during the last year, a survey of chief financial officers showed today. One-in-five financial officers view automation as their most most important investment priority during the next five years, the survey by accountancy firm BDO said. A third of businesses (31 per cent) have [...]

  • Huawei rewards staff with $286m in bonuses as it fights US sanctions

    November 12, 2019

    Huawei is set to pay its employees ¥2bn ($286m) in bonuses and double almost all October salaries as a reward for helping to fight US sanctions. The Chinese telecoms giant has been banned from doing business with American companies amid concerns its technology could be used for spying – accusations it has denied. Read more: [...]

  • Killer robots? It’s only a matter of time

    November 12, 2019

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere in the news at the moment, but there is little discussion of an area where huge sums are being spent by all the major powers: automated intelligent weapons — or killer robots, as they are usually called.  Some strategists now envision military operations conducted entirely by automata. Such fully automated [...]

  • London startup Zego gains first ever licence for UK insurtech

    November 12, 2019

    An insurance startup aimed at the gig economy today said it is the first insurtech firm in the UK to secure an insurance licence. Zego, which offers flexible insurance to freelance workers such as drivers for Uber or riders for Deliveroo, said it was awarded the licence by the Gibraltarian regulator. Chief executive Sten Saar [...]

  • Revolut investor Balderton Capital unveils $400m seventh fund

    November 12, 2019

    One of London’s biggest venture capital players has today debuted its seventh early-stage fund for European startups at $400m (£311.1m), after a mooted lack of investor interest as the UK prepared for Brexit failed to materialise. Balderton Capital, an early backer in the likes of Revolut, Citymapper and Lovefilm, said the new fund will continue [...]

  • Wework in talks with T-Mobile boss over chief executive role

    November 11, 2019

    Wework has started a search for a new chief executive following the departure of co-founder Adam Neumann, people familiar with the matter said on Monday, as the US office-sharing start-up seeks to reverse its widening losses. Wework’s current co-chief executives, Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham, have only been in place since September, but talks indicated [...]

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