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  • German digital bank N26 backed by Tencent and Peter Thiel launches in the UK

    October 4, 2018

    A German digital bank backed by Tencent, Li Ka-shing and Peter Thiel will launch in the UK today with the aim of taking on the big high street banks and adding to the fierce competition among British app-only banks. N26, which already counts 1.5m customers across 17 European countries, has started rolling out its banking [...]

  • DEBATE: Can traditional small-state conservatives justify imposing a new digital tax?

    October 3, 2018

    Debate: Can traditional small-state conservatives justify imposing a new digital tax? YES, says Waqar Riaz, head of data-driven marketing at Cheil Europe. Few can argue with the idea that big business should pay its fair share towards public services like the NHS or education. Yet, as business has become increasingly global in nature, legislation has failed to [...]

  • Healthtech startup Locum’s Nest scores £4.1m backing from Albion Capital

    October 3, 2018

    Locum’s Nest, a startup which acts a recruitment agency for doctors in hospitals, has landed a further £3m in funding from London backer Albion Capital and IDO Investments, taking its total amount raised to £4.1m. The Hammersmith startup, which connects doctors to work on-demand in healthcare organisations in both the private and public sectors, operates [...]

  • John Lewis Partnership taps London startup CupClub for reusable cups trial

    October 3, 2018

    John Lewis Partnership has announced a collaboration with London startup CupClub, which will see the subscription service trialled within the business. CupClub was selected alongside three other startups who were chosen from more than 100 applications to John Lewis Partnership's JLab retail innovation programme, which in this iteration was dedicated to reducing plastic waste. The London startup [...]

  • Funding Circle shares fall over 20 per cent on first day of trading

    October 3, 2018

    London fintech hopeful Funding Circle took a hammering on its first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange today, falling at one point more than 24 per cent below its initial price target. Shares in the peer-to-peer lender fell as low as 334.5p in mid-morning trading, down from its listing price of 440p. Read more: Funding Circle [...]

  • Tesla to defend lawsuit alleging foreign workers were threatened with deportation

    October 3, 2018

    A case filed against Tesla in California which alleges the firm knew foreign employees were threatened with deportation has been given the green light to go to trial. US federal judge Lucy Koh ruled Tesla must defend itself against two of seven claims, in which the plaintiffs argue foreign workers at its Fremont, California plant [...]

  • Airbnb reveals its UK tax bill amid Tory calls for a digital services tax

    October 2, 2018

    Airbnb paid just shy of £600,000 in UK tax last year, City PM can reveal, as chancellor Philip Hammond raises calls for a unilateral digital services tax on tech firms. In financial accounts seen by City PM and due to be published on Companies House later this week, Airbnb paid just £596,992 in corporate tax in the year [...]

  • Tesla raises fears over China tariffs despite beating Model 3 delivery targets

    October 2, 2018

    Production of Tesla cars reached a record high in the last quarter, but the firm remained hesitant of future success in China as a result of 40 per cent tariffs imposed on automotive imports from the US. The electric vehiclemaker said it produced over 80,000 cars in the third quarter, while deliveries to customers reached [...]

  • Samsung to post record profit as chip market reaches its peak

    October 2, 2018

    Samsung Electronics is expected to report a record high in quarterly profit on Friday, ahead of a predicted slide as chip prices begin to fall. Consensus estimates as polled by Refinitiv have forecast an 18 per cent rise in operating profit to 17.2 trillion won (£12.04bn) compared to the previous quarter, while revenue is set [...]

  • Irish regulator to investigate Facebook over data breach with an expected fine of up to $1.6bn

    October 2, 2018

    The Irish Data Protection Office has opened a probe into Facebook over last week's cyber attack, which saw more than 90m accounts potentially affected. Ireland's data regulator will launch the case against Facebook under General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), as it confirmed that less than 10 per cent of the users affected were inside the [...]

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