Tube line closed until end of the year amid Covid related staff shortages December 23, 2021 London's transport chiefs have been forced to close a tube line until the end of the year amid Covid-19 related driver shortages.
Crocodile of Wall Street: Amateur rapper accused in $4.5bn Bitfinex hack February 9, 2022 Heather Morgan, one half of the couple arrested in connection with the theft of $4.5bn worth of Bitcoin, has a bizarre online presence.
Tony Blair’s son Euan raises £65m in funding round for start up – CityAM : CityAM August 23, 2021 An education start up founded by Euan Blair, son of former prime minister Tony Blair, has secured £65m in funding. Founded in 2016, Multiverse provides school leavers with apprenticeships and training, helping to secure people work in companies such as Google, Unilever, Facebook and Morgan Stanley. The investment is understood to be part of upcoming [...]
Business of Space: Sharing satellite imagery or an act of war? March 18, 2022 This week: Canadian firm enjoys revenue jump after snagging NASA contract To share or not to share? Ukraine asks Japan for satellite imagery over Russia OneWeb’s US proxy lines board with former US national security officials Canada’s MDA Space technology firm MDA has swung from its losses in the final three months of 2021, after [...]
World’s second largest publicly-trading zircon producer dual-lists on London Stock Exchange November 15, 2021 PYX Resources (PYX) has become a dual listed company to boost its development plans. The world’s second largest publicly traded zircon producer has now joined the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) main market. Its primary listing will remain the National Stock Exchange of Australia (NSX). The company will enter LSE with a market capitalisation of £349.2m, [...]
City A.M. Awards 2022: Bank of the Year March 25, 2022 The City is back, and so are the City A.M. Awards, recognising the best of the Square Mile, Canary Wharf and London’s business community – which has shown shown resilience, innovation and adaptability like never before over the past year. We’re delighted to host what will be a wonderful celebration of the capital’s rebound, but [...]
Tony Blair’s son Euan raises £65m in funding round for start up August 23, 2021 An education start up founded by Euan Blair, son of former prime minister Tony Blair, has secured £65m in funding. Founded in 2016, Multiverse provides school leavers with apprenticeships and training, helping to secure people work in companies such as Google, Unilever, Facebook and Morgan Stanley. The investment is understood to be part of upcoming [...]
Crypto.com slapped with advert ban by UK watchdog January 5, 2022 The UK's advertising watchdog has banned two "misleading" ads by Crypto.com, as its campaign against digital assets continues.
We’re getting there, but there’s a long road ahead towards full Bitcoin acceptance August 18, 2023 Jason Deane reflects over a spell in Bali where, despite his best efforts, the notion of Bitcoin was only tentatively welcomed.
Second homeowners who flipped holiday home set to pocket £191m despite upcoming crackdown January 17, 2022 About £191m of new pandemic grants from the Government is coming to second homeowners’ pockets, for those who flipped their holiday homes into letting businesses. The revelations come despite a new crackdown, announced at the end of last week. Councils across England have started distributing £635m in grants to businesses affected by the Government’s Plan [...]