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  • US flexible working startup Knotel shrugs off Brexit as it opens three new London offices

    October 12, 2018

    US flexible working office space provider Knotel has today revealed it has signed three new central London properties into its portfolio, as it seeks to take advantage of Brexit in cementing its UK expansion. The new offices include a 7,480 sq. ft space across two floors on Great Titchfield Street in Oxford Circus, an 8,395 [...]

  • Tencent delays its $2bn US stock listing due to soured market

    October 12, 2018

    Tencent Music Entertainment has delayed its listing on the New York Stock Exchange until November at the earliest, as sources told Reuters it would rather wait until global markets have stabilised. The initial public offering (IPO) had been planned for as early as next week, which was set to raise at least $2bn (£1.5bn). "Given the [...]

  • Richard Branson pulls out of $1bn investment talks with Saudi Arabia over missing journalist

    October 12, 2018

    Virgin's Richard Branson said he had scrapped talks with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund about a $1bn (£755m) investment into its space ventures late last night, in light of the disappearance of a prominent Washington Post journalist. "What has reportedly happened in Turkey around the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, if proved true, would clearly change [...]

  • DEBATE: Has the Northern Powerhouse run out of steam?

    October 12, 2018

    Has the Northern Powerhouse run out of steam? Emma Revell, communications officer at the Centre for Policy Studies, says YES. The Northern Powerhouse hasn’t quite run out of steam but it’s certainly not firing on all cylinders. Rail infrastructure improvements have been shelved, the architects of the Northern Powerhouse (most notably George Osborne and Jim O'Neill) [...]

  • Ebay hit with £7m extra UK tax bill after a review by HMRC

    October 11, 2018

    E-commerce auction site Ebay’s UK office paid out an additional £7m in owed corporate taxes last year, after the closure of a review by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). In accounts published yesterday, Ebay UK paid a total of £13.5m in tax in 2017, £6m of which was for last year alone, on profits of [...]

  • UK startups hold onto Europe’s venture crown with £1.4bn in funding

    October 11, 2018

    UK startups continued to draw in attention from venture capital (VC) firms in the third quarter as Europe’s premier investment hotspot, posting a £1.4bn total draw in the three months to September compared to £1.31bn in the same quarter last year. Data compiled by KPMG Enterprise revealed the UK remained at the top of the [...]

  • Apple to buy parts of European chipmaker Dialog Semiconductor in $600m deal

    October 11, 2018

    Apple said today it has entered into a deal to acquire parts of European iPhone chipmaker Dialog Semiconductor, in a deal valued at $600m (£454m). Apple will gain some patents and a team of engineers from the chip designer, and cement a three-year contract for Dialog to continue building chips for its iPhone and iPad products. The transaction [...]

  • FAANGs out: Tech stocks set to continue slide after losing $172bn in a single day

    October 11, 2018

    Yesterday's $172bn (£130bn) tech stocks slide is set to worsen today, as pre-market trading indicates each of the so-called FAANG companies could stand to lose further value. Amazon was the worst hit overnight, losing an additional 2.24 per cent on top of yesterday's 6.15 per cent slide which wiped around $56bn off its market capitalisation. Apple [...]

  • Laundry is the biggest source of microplastic pollution – here’s how we tackle the issue

    October 11, 2018

    Anyone who is yet to wake up to the issue of plastic polluting our rivers and seas must have their head in the sand. Programmes such as Blue Planet and Drowning in Plastic have done a brilliant job of showing us the terrible damage being wrought on the environment by discarded plastic. Heartrending images of [...]

  • Gender bias is unprofessional, but shutting down the debate will only fuel further backlash

    October 11, 2018

    To Albert Einstein, Emmy Noether was the most important woman in the history of mathematics. Her 1918 theorem was fundamental in the development of modern physics, explaining the connection between symmetry and conservation laws. Yet for several years, she had to lecture at the University of Gottingen under the name of a male colleague. Even today, few [...]

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