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  • Uber partners with University of Arizona to beef up its research into self-driving cars

    August 26, 2015

    Uber’s getting serious about driverless cars, after the ride-hailing app teamed up with the University of Arizona to research new technology for autonomous cars. The strategic partnership between the two will focus on the optics systems needed to make driverless cars safe for roads, according to a statement from Uber: We’ll work with some of [...]

  • Why the finance sector is still the place for bonuses – despite a decline in payouts

    August 26, 2015

    Finance sector workers are being paid billions less in bonuses than they were before the 2008 financial crisis, figures by the Office for National Statistics showed this morning. Total bonus payments in finance and insurance reached £13.6bn in the year to April, £5bn less than their pre-recession peak. Economy wide bonuses are just 0.1 per cent [...]

  • Chinese markets finish lower as volatile trading continues

    August 26, 2015

    Chinese markets closed lower again today after a brief rally in afternoon trading. Having breached the 3,000 mark during afternoon trading, the Shanghai Composite closed 1.3 per cent down at 2,926.3 points, marking its fifth consecutive day of decline, while the Shenzhen Composite closed more than three per cent down at 1,695.8 points.  But the [...]

  • Paddy Power and Betfair share prices jump as they take a punt on merging to create the world’s biggest online gambling company

    August 26, 2015

    Say hello to the world’s largest online gambling company – after Paddy Power and Betfair announced a potential merger. The two bookmakers have agreed a deal in principle that will create one of the world’s largest online gambling companies by revenue. Under the terms of the deal, Paddy Power will own 52 per cent of [...]

  • Advertising giant WPP beats expectations as Sir Martin Sorrell says he is still bullish on China

    August 26, 2015

    WPP's share price fell more than one per cent this morning, despite beating expectations on both profit and like-for-likes. The figures The advertising giant reported headline profit before tax up 12.1 per cent to £596m – ahead of expectations that it would come in around £590m – and up 13.2 per cent on a constant [...]

  • M Local selloff: Morrisons’ ill-fated attempt to build a convenience arm has become a lesson for the industry

    August 26, 2015

    It was a cold day in February 2013 when Morrisons’ former chief executive Dalton Philips was faced with a tough decision.    Film rental chain Blockbuster had just collapsed and Morrisons was one of several suitors circling a portfolio of 50 stores administrators had put up for sale.    Read more: It's a deal – Morrisons [...]

  • Chinese economic crisis: China cuts rates as a pick-me-up after stock market crash

    August 26, 2015

    Aftershocks from Monday’s chaos rippled through global markets yesterday, with shares bouncing back in parts of the west and China providing a shot in the arm for its battered trading floors and wavering economy.   Following the worst worldwide stock market rout in years, the FTSE came out fighting and recorded its biggest one-day rise [...]

  • US stocks dive back down in final hour of trading, erasing all of the day’s gains

    August 25, 2015

    Black Monday spilled over into Tuesday in the US, when stocks plummeted down in the final hour of trading. Read more: Black Monday 2015: US stocks battered in biggest fall since 2011   At close, the Dow Jones was down 1.3 per cent compared to yesterday, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 were 0.4 per cent [...]

  • FTSE 100 has biggest one-day rise in four years

    August 25, 2015

    The FTSE 100 closed three per cent higher today at 6,081, as China's decision to cut a key interest rate restored confidence in UK investors.    Read more: FTSE 100, Dax and Cac rise as hangover sets in after China stock market crash   The People's Bank Of China announced this morning that it was going [...]

  • Saudi Arabia begins quest for austerity as its economy sinks in plunging oil prices

    August 25, 2015

    There's no escaping the market meltdown – even Saudi Arabia, which for years has revelled in its oil-rich economy, is having to consider austerity measures.    Read more: Saudi Arabia's Tadawul stock exchange opens to foreign investors: Here are six companies you should watch   According to anonymous sources who spoke to Bloomberg, the kingdom is [...]

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