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  • Billy Bambrough 25th May 2018
    25 May
    US tech giants

    iPhone maker Apple has won $539 million in a patent battle with Samsung

    iPhone maker Apple has been awarded $539 million in its near seven-year patent battle with rival Samsung.

  • Billy Bambrough 24th May 2018
    24 May
    Breaking banks

    London to bear the brunt of massive Deutsche Bank job cuts

    Deutsche Bank share price

    Deutsche Bank is cutting around 7,000 jobs, with hundreds of staff in London expected to be affected.

  • Billy Bambrough 23rd May 2018
    23 May
    Brexit

    British people are becoming German due to Brexit

    With just ten months to go before the UK formally leaves the European Union, it’s been revealed that the number of Britons becoming naturalised German citizens rose 162% in 2017 from the year before.

  • Billy Bambrough 23rd May 2018
    23 May
    Retail revolution

    UK high street stalwart Marks & Spencer admits its website is “too slow” as charges wipe out profits

    Marks & Spencer — a British high street fixture for more than 100 years and FTSE 100 constituent since its founding in 1984 — has admitted it must evolve or die.

  • Billy Bambrough 22nd May 2018
    22 May
    Trade ties

    The EU appears to be resigned to a US steel tariff reality

    The US will decide at the end of May whether Europe’s current exclusion from steel tariffs will be extended — and it doesn’t look likely.

  • Billy Bambrough 22nd May 2018
    22 May
    Donald Trump

    Trump prepares to roll back ban on US sales to China’s ZTE

    US President Donald Trump’s administration appears to be ready to lift a ban on American companies selling hardware and software to Chinese telecoms company ZTE.

  • Billy Bambrough 21st May 2018
    21 May
    Un-globalisation

    Who is Giuseppe Conte, Italy’s likely new Prime Minister?

    Giuseppe Conte

    Little-known university professor Giuseppe Conte is widely expected to be named Italy’s new Prime Minister, breaking the political deadlock that has brought the country’s government to a standstill over the last few weeks.

  • Billy Bambrough 21st May 2018
    21 May
    Crossing borders

    The UK’s FTSE 100 has hit a fresh record high — This is what’s pushing it up

    FTSE 100

    As Sterling drops below $1.34 this morning ahead of the next round of Brexit talks with Brussels tomorrow, the FTSE 100 blue-chip index has hit a fresh record high, touching 7,843 points.

  • Billy Bambrough 21st May 2018
    21 May
    Crossing borders

    Venezuela election: Maduro declares victory in controversial vote

    Nicolas Maduro has declared victory in a controversial Venezuela election last night, winning another six years in office.

  • Billy Bambrough 18th May 2018
    18 May
    Breaking banks

    PayPal takes another step towards becoming a bank with iZettle acquisition

    PayPal has bought mobile payment company iZettle for a whopping $2.2 billion — taking the company a step closer to becoming a fully fledged bank.

  • Billy Bambrough 17th May 2018
    17 May
    Crossing borders

    GDPR will mean people in the UK send fewer letters, according to Royal Mail

    Royal Mail has warned European Union data protection regulation General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into affect later this month, will mean people in the UK send fewer letters.

  • Billy Bambrough 17th May 2018
    17 May

    Tencent share price climbs on record quarterly profit

    Tencent share price

    The Tencent share price has risen sharply this morning in Hong Kong after the Chinese technology giant revealed record first quarter net profit of 23.29 billion yuan ($3.7 billion), up 61% year-on-year.

  • Billy Bambrough 16th May 2018
    16 May
    Breaking banks

    Carillion collapse: Lawmakers suggest the UK’s big four accountancy firms be broken up

    A report by British lawmakers into the construction and outsourcing giant Carillion collapse has suggested the big four accountancy firms — KPMG, PwC, Deloitte and EY — should be broken up.

  • Billy Bambrough 15th May 2018
    15 May

    EU tries to keep Iran nuclear deal alive / China’s vice-premier visits US / Ramadan begins

    Good morning, here’s your Tuesday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 15th May 2018
    15 May
    Going green

    Europe’s plastic water bottle producers are joining the war on waste

    Europe’s plastic water bottle producers have today announced they intend to raise collection rates of plastic bottles to 90% by 2025 — from 60% currently — as they join the global war on plastic waste.

  • Billy Bambrough 14th May 2018
    14 May

    Future of EU security under scrutiny / US opens Israeli embassy in Jerusalem / Turkey’s Erdogan outlines foreign policy priorities

    Good morning, here’s your Monday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 14th May 2018
    14 May
    Crossing borders

    The UK is putting £2.5 billion into its nuclear submarine programme

    The UK is expected to announce fresh funding for its nuclear submarine programme today, with a combined £2.5 billion ($3.3 billion) spent over across two projects.

  • Billy Bambrough 14th May 2018
    14 May
    Crossing borders

    UK shareholders are pushing back against inequality and high pay

    Shareholders in some of the UK’s biggest companies will signal their displeasure over poor performance, gender imbalance, and ballooning boardroom pay at some 18 annual general meetings (AGMs) taking place this week alone across the FTSE 350.

  • Billy Bambrough 11th May 2018
    11 May

    Hamas prepares for a climactic confrontation / Iraq’s election / Erdogan comes to the UK

    Good morning, here’s your Friday morning briefing to set you up for the day and weekend ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 11th May 2018
    11 May
    Brexit

    UK election watchdog slaps fine on Brexit campaign group Leave.EU

    The unofficial Brexit campaign group Leave.EU has been fined £70,000 ($95,000) for exceeding a limit on expenditure, the British elections watchdog the Electoral Commission has said.

  • Billy Bambrough 11th May 2018
    11 May
    US tech giants

    Snap share price falls after hours after it unveils a redesign of its redesign

    Snap share price

    The Snap share price has dropped after hours in New York after the Snapchat parent company announced its latest redesign of its disappearing messaging app.

  • Billy Bambrough 10th May 2018
    10 May

    Italy could get a government / BoE makes an interest rate decision / Argentina asks the IMF for a loan

    Good morning, here’s your Thursday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 10th May 2018
    10 May
    Breaking banks

    RBS hopes to draw line under 2008 financial crisis with $5 billion US settlement

    The RBS share price has climbed at the London market open after news broke last night the bank — still majority owned by the British taxpayer — will pay $4.9 billion to the US Department of Justice (DoJ) to resolve a long-running probe.

  • Billy Bambrough 9th May 2018
    9 May

    May convenes her Brexit cabinet committee / Malaysia takes to the polls / Mugabe makes a public appearance

    Good morning, here’s your Wednesday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 9th May 2018
    9 May
    Crossing borders

    Japan’s SoftBank posts record annual profit on global tech investments

    Japanese technology investor SoftBank has posted a record annual profit as its bets on emerging tech firms around the world begin to pay off.

  • Billy Bambrough 9th May 2018
    9 May
    Crossing borders

    Vodafone swoops for Liberty Global’s European cable networks

    Telecoms giant Vodafone has this morning announced a $19 billion deal for much of rival Liberty Global’s European assets, in what is the company’s largest acquisition since it bought Mannesmann in 2000.

  • Billy Bambrough 4th May 2018
    4 May

    Lebanon goes to the polls / Warren Buffett’s Woodstock of capitalism / US celebrates Cinco de Mayo

    Good morning, here’s your Friday morning briefing to set you up for the day ahead.

  • Billy Bambrough 4th May 2018
    4 May
    Breaking banks

    The HSBC share price has skidded on a surprise pre-tax profit fall

    HSBC share price

    The HSBC share price has dipped after the London-based global banking giant posted a surprise fall in pre-tax profits for the first three months of the year, which the bank’s blamed on higher costs.

  • Billy Bambrough 4th May 2018
    4 May
    Breaking banks

    Swiss referendum on sovereign money plan set for failure, poll shows

    A radical plan to overhaul Switzerland’s financial sector looks set for failure, the first opinion poll on June’s Swiss referendum has shown.

  • Billy Bambrough 3rd May 2018
    3 May
    US tech giants

    Spotify is the latest global tech darling to struggle as a public company

    Spotify share price

    The Spotify share price has fallen sharply at the US market open in New York after the company posted underwhelming first quarter results last night — Spotify’s first earnings release since its market debut in April.

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