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  • The majority of gig-economy workers want employment rights such holiday and sick pay – but they’re still happy

    March 17, 2017

    The majority of people who are part of the gig economy want access to the same benefits as traditional employees such as holiday pay, new research reveals. Some 1.3m people in the UK are workers in the gig economy, the human resources trade body CIPD estimates, with 63 per cent saying the government should regulate to ensure [...]

  • Nokia charms consumers with the revival of its retro-style 3310 handset

    March 17, 2017

    Ordinarily, when a new device hits the market, the talk is of innovation and revolutionary new features. However, the big story in the tech sector in recent weeks has been Nokia’s reincarnation of its 3310 phone. The original handset was wildly popular in the early 2000s, characterised by its long battery life and its popular game [...]

  • Snapchat owner Snap’s shares close below $20 for the first time

    March 16, 2017

    The parent company of messaging app Snapchat's shares closed lower yet again today as the tech sensation fails to wow investors. Stock in Snap fell below $20 for the first time, closing down 4.24 per cent at $19.89 and edging closer towards the firm's original offer of $17 per share. The company's shares jumped 40 per cent on its first day of [...]

  • Abta cyber attack: Travel trade group targeted

    March 16, 2017

    Abta, the travel trade organisation has been hit by a cyber attack resulting in the information of thousands of people and hundreds of companies being stolen. The organisation revealed the breach happened at the end of February, with cyber attackers taking the information of 43,000 individuals and 650 Abta members. 1,000 of the files are thought to [...]

  • UK tech workers are quite unhappy, it turns out

    March 16, 2017

    Tech workers in the UK are less likely to be working in their dream job or believe they can land it in future, and are twice as likely to hate their job than the rest of the world. New research reveals they are rather unhappy, at least compared to those in the US and Australia…. perhaps it's [...]

  • Digital challenger Starling Bank is launching in beta

    March 16, 2017

    A digital challenger bank founded by a former banker is a step closer to launch today. Starling bank's current account will now be available for anyone who wants to sign up to its beta testing programme. “Our vision at Starling is to give everyone in the world the opportunity to enjoy a healthy financial life. [...]

  • Move over, suits – the new kids on the block are coming to the Square Mile

    March 16, 2017

    Imagine you are the founder of the latest, cutting-edge tech startup. Perhaps you’ve been backed by a private equity firm, or an angel investor. You might have even got a good old-fashioned bank loan. Either way, you’ve graduated out of your parent’s basement and are on the hunt for an office you can call home. [...]

  • Fintechs have a solution post-Brexit – now we must embrace the uncertainty

    March 16, 2017

    With Article 50 set to be triggered imminently, the process of Britain leaving the EU is finally about to begin, with all that entails. Theresa May has set out plans for a Brexit that looks on the harder side of “hard”, worrying bankers and entrepreneurs alike. While fintech firms don’t welcome the prospect of regulatory [...]

  • Nier: Automata review: a thrilling, endearing, unhinged sequel to the cult classic from Yoko Taro

    March 15, 2017

    While big-budget western game franchises often stand accused of design-by-focus-group, their Japanese counterparts are still dominated by mercurial auteurs with singular – and often bizarre – visions. Legendary figures such as Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto, Dark Souls’ Hidetaka Miyazaki, Metal Gear Solid’s Hideo Kojima and Silent Hill’s Keiichiro Toyama are inextricably linked with the blockbuster [...]

  • Ghost Recon: Wildlands review: Hunt down druglords in this ambitious but flawed open-world shooter

    March 15, 2017

    In Ghost Recon Wildlands, the latest open world game from Ubisoft, you head to Bolivia, here a narco state overrun with junkies and drug lords who’ve corrupted those in power and killed anyone that stood in their way. You traverse and shoot your way across mountains, deserts, woodlands and floodplains as a four-strong team of [...]

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