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  • More people are searching for Irish family ties after Brexit

    July 5, 2016

    If you've considered trying to track down some long lost family from the Emerald Isle in the past week or so, you're certainly not the only one. In the wake of the Brexit vote, one website specialising in tracking down your roots has experienced a spike in searches for Irish heritage since 23 June. Membership of Ancestry.com [...]

  • Apple supplier Imagination Technologies swings to biggest ever loss

    July 5, 2016

    The shine has worn off Imagination Technologies after swinging to its biggest ever loss in a tough market just months after being courted by tech giant Apple. The figures The chip maker swung to an pre-tax loss of £61.5m for the year to the end of April, down from a £5.7m loss the previous year. Revenue slipped 23 per cent to £120m [...]

  • Multinationals warned over risk of cyber attacks

    July 5, 2016

    Large multinationals are being warned over their preparations against cyber attacks. Companies have admitted to feeling constrained by regulation, resources, and dependence on third parties, with only a fifth of IT decision makers confident they are able to deal with the growing threat of cyber-criminals. Research from KPMG and BT found that almost half (47 [...]

  • Crowdcube is eyeing a massive new round of investment via crowdfunding

    July 4, 2016

    Crowdcube is defying the Brexit jitters raising its own new round of funding via, where else, but its own round of crowdfunding. One of the early pioneers of the equity crowdfunding concept, the site has revealed ambitious new plans to raise more than £5m from investors. “In just five short years we have firmly established our position as [...]

  • Peter Thiel-backed “Airbnb for work space” eyes London

    July 4, 2016

    Move over co-working spaces, there's a new way of working in town. A US startup similar to Airbnb but for renting office space and meeting rooms in the short-term that's backed by Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures has expanded to London. Targeting startups which often want to keep costs low, as well as those looking for a more professional alternative [...]

  • Brace yourself… the biggest tech IPO of the year is coming – and it’s increased its pricing

    July 4, 2016

    The Japanese messaging app Line has priced its initial public offering higher than expected in what's expected to be the biggest tech IPO so far this year, due to high demand. The WhatsApp-like app has set its target price offering at between 2,900 (£21.30) yen and 3,300 yen, higher than its previous target of between 2,700 yen and 3,200 yen ahead of [...]

  • Tech overtakes finance among top global companies

    July 4, 2016

    Technology has stolen a march on finance, with the success of companies such as Alphabet and Microsoft helping the innovative sector surpass the traditional world of financial services among the world's top 100 companies over the past year. Technology firms in the list notched up a combined value of $3bn compared to financial firms' $2.7bn and the $2.6bn [...]

  • Imagination Technologies set to post biggest ever loss as costs soar

    July 3, 2016

    Investors are braced for UK chip maker Imagination Technologies to report a slump in earnings this week. The Hertfordshire-based tech firm will post its full year results tomorrow and analysts have pencilled in a £20m loss, the worst in its 30-year history. Imagination is heavily exposed to its main customer iPhone maker Apple, and has [...]

  • US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launches investigation after Tesla driverless car death

    July 1, 2016

    A preliminary investigation has been launched after the death of a man in Florida who was driving a Tesla Model S car on autopilot mode.  The crash with a tractor occurred on 7 May and is the first known fatality in more than 130m miles where Tesla's autopilot setting has been activated, the electric car maker said [...]

  • London tech heavyweights call for European talent to remain in the capital following Brexit vote

    June 30, 2016

    The London tech community has called for non-UK Europeans working in the sector to stay following the country’s vote to quit the European Union. Russ Shaw, founder of lobby group Tech London Advocates (TLA), has gathered around 150 signatures, including the Mayor of London and the likes of entrepreneur and angel investor Sherry Coutu and co-chief executive of digital literacy [...]

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