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  • Two-thirds of hotel websites leave guests’ personal data exposed to hackers

    April 10, 2019

    Two-thirds of hotel websites inadvertently leak guests’ personal data to third-party companies and leave customers vulnerable to hackers, a new report has revealed. Research by cyber security firm Symantec has found the majority of hotels use booking systems that could allow scammers to access information such as mobile phone numbers and passport details. Read more: [...]

  • Scientists capture the very first image of a black hole

    April 10, 2019

    The very first image of a black hole was published today after scientists across the world worked together to capture a picture of the celestial object from which no light can escape. Read more: Back to the future: UK scientists build an AI-powered driverless Mars robot The milestone means the world finally has visual evidence [...]

  • Uber IPO: Ride-hailing firm seeks to sell $10bn of shares in largest tech float since Alibaba

    April 10, 2019

    Uber could look to sell as much as $10bn worth of stock in its initial public offering (IPO), in a move which would make it one of the biggest tech floats ever. Read more: Morgan Stanley tapped to steer Uber through IPO If successful, the taxi app firm could hail the highest-value IPO since that [...]

  • Crowdsourcing platform Limitless secures £5m in series A funding

    April 10, 2019

    Brand ambassador platform Limitless Technology has secured £5m in funding as it looks to develop its machine learning technology. The company, which uses crowdsourcing to help businesses turn their customers into brand ambassadors, said it has bagged the funds in a series A round led by Albion VC. Read more: Grab looks to raise further $2bn [...]

  • Facebook and the tech giants are welcoming government regulation – that’s a panic signal for all of us

    April 9, 2019

    Last year, I met someone who had previously worked for a big tech firm in its “free speech” unit. What had happened to make him come and slum it among us mortals in the (badly paid) policy world? Answer: the unit had been shut down. It’s in this context that you should see the milquetoast [...]

  • Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey receives annual salary of $1.40 for 2018

    April 9, 2019

    Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey was paid a salary last year for the first time since he was appointed as chief executive of the social media giant in 2015. Dorsey was paid $1.40 in 2018, likely alluding to Twitter’s former 140 character limit, joining the ranks of other tech billionaires such as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg [...]

  • Technology, leadership, and change – business leaders must prepare for their next act

    April 9, 2019

    "Everything flows, nothing stands still” (Heraclitus, 501 BC). Quite a lot has changed in 2,500 years, but that quote still rings true. We are surrounded by a flow of constant and accelerated change. And in such times of change, the art of decision-making is more significant than ever. While this added weight of responsibility might [...]

  • London startups to take fintech unicorn crown from San Francisco

    April 9, 2019

    London is on track to become home to the same number of fintech unicorns as San Francisco, the world's current leader. Out of the 29 fintech unicorns globally – companies with a valuation of more than $1bn (£765.5m) – nine are based in the Californian hub, while seven are housed in the UK capital. Over a third [...]

  • EU pips Google to the post as it unveils AI ethics strategy

    April 8, 2019

    The EU has outlined its guidelines for ethical AI development just days after Google was forced to scrap its controversial ethics board. The European Commission today unveiled its recommended steps for achieving “trustworthy” AI as it looks to set up a framework to ensure the new technology is used responsibly. Read more: Google scraps AI [...]

  • London remains most popular investment target for European venture capitalists

    April 8, 2019

    London secured its reputation as a global fintech hub as it attracted almost double the amount of venture capital funding compared to its closest European rival last year. The capital received 39 per cent of European venture capital funding last year, almost double that of runner-up Berlin, which took in 21 per cent in 2018, despite [...]

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