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  • Peer-to-peer currency exchange Weswap to list on Aim as it targets international expansion

    November 11, 2018

    Peer-to-peer currency exchange platform Weswap will float on London’s AIM next month, the company announced today, as it targets international expansion. The UK fintech firm is aiming to raise between £15m to £20m, upping its market capitalisation to around £45m, to expand into the European and Asian market. It is also seeking to develop new [...]

  • Amazon to stock iPhones for Christmas after promise to clamp down on fake Apple products

    November 10, 2018

    Parents or partners of Apple fans will be able to turn to Amazon this Christmas to buy the latest iPhone for their loved ones. In the next few weeks, the online retail giant will start selling iPhones and iPads in the US, Europe, Japan and India, expanding its previously limited range of Apple products. However, customers [...]

  • Apple pledges to repair iPhone and MacBook models with faulty screens and hard drives

    November 10, 2018

    Apple has said it will service some products for free after discovering faults in iPhone X and MacBook Pro models. The company said the touch screen on some iPhone X devices will intermittently not respond to a user’s touch, or even react despite not being touched. The California-based producer said a part in the display [...]

  • It’s make or break for the telecoms sector’s shot at reform

    November 8, 2018

    One of the great ironies of the telecoms industry is that, for a sector that is primarily focused on technological innovation and future infrastructure, certain aspects of it are decidedly backwards looking. There’s a clear divide between, say, the gathering momentum in the roll-out of ultrafast broadband and the distinct stasis when it comes to the [...]

  • Satellite firm Inmarsat shares fall as it says full-year revenue will come in at bottom end of guidance

    November 8, 2018

    Shares in British satellite firm Inmarsat fell eight per cent as markets opened this morning, as it narrowed full-year revenue guidance despite achieving a solid third quarter. Revenue for the three months to 30 September rose 3.7 per cent to $369.3m (£281.7m), while profits after tax doubled to $227.7m compared to the same period in [...]

  • Pitch at Buckingham Palace: Meet the startups in the Duke of York’s tech accelerator

    November 8, 2018

    Startups, entrepreneurs and business leaders will gather at Buckingham Palace tonight to hear from the twelve finalists of the Duke of York's Pitch@Palace startup accelerator programme. Coming from across the spectrum of biotech, accessibility, construction and video, these UK startups will be given a chance to pitch the room with their specific "ask", whether that's [...]

  • Fintech startup Monese crashes a ‘Brexit meteorite’ in front of London’s King’s Cross station

    November 8, 2018

    London-based digital banking fintech startup Monese today unveiled its Brexit warning to UK consumers, as its Meteorite sculpture smashes into the ground in front of King's Cross station. The installation is designed to pique the interest of passersby on what life could be like post-Brexit. It was claimed in September that the UK will be the last [...]

  • Tesla hires new chair as Elon Musk steps down as part of SEC deal

    November 8, 2018

    Tesla has appointed Robyn Denholm, finance chief and head of strategy at Australian telecoms firm Telstra and existing Tesla board member, as its new chair after Elon Musk was forced to step down as part of a settlement deal with the US securities watchdog. Denholm will leave her role at Telstra in six months time, to sit at the [...]

  • The tech revolution could be a catastrophic setback for civilisation

    November 8, 2018

    Social earthquakes are looming fast from the emerging wave of automation and the tech revolution. We’ve all seen the headlines about artificial intelligence (AI), the rise of the robots, self-driving cars, and leaps forward in machine learning. But does society realise what is coming? Will it prepare itself? Can the scale and speed of change [...]

  • Former Vitality boss picks up £3m from Zoopla backer Localglobe

    November 8, 2018

    Transferwise, Citymapper and Zoopla backer Localglobe will today reveal its latest investment into Yulife, a lifestyle insurance and rewards startup founded by Sammy Rubin, the former chief executive of insurance giant Vitality Life. Fintech investor Anthemis and Ourcrowd also joined the round, with AIG coming on board to underwrite all policies. Launching today in the UK, [...]

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