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ZeroAvia secured funding from Bill Gates and Li Ka-Shing to build a hydrogen plane

31st March 2021 Chris Kimble

In Domestic Affairs

UK economy grew stronger than expected in the last quarter of 2020

31st March 2021 Matthew P.

Moody’s fined over the undeclared conflict of interest

In Money Matters

Moody’s fined over the undeclared conflict of interest

30th March 2021 Matthew Weller

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has imposed a fine of € 3.7 million on credit rating agency Moody’s for conflicts of interest. According to the European…

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Bytedance is expecting 250 billion USD from Hong Kong IPO

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Bytedance is expecting 250 billion USD from Hong Kong IPO

30th March 2021 Chris Kimble

The Chinese technology company Bytedance, best known for the popular film app TikTok, is currently valued at more than 250 billion dollars by stockbrokers. That’s what sources around…

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Deliveroo considers it’s not enough: 8.8 billion pound for a meal delivery company

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Deliveroo considers it’s not enough: 8.8 billion pound for a meal delivery company

29th March 2021 Chris Kimble

Meal delivery Deliveroo is worth less at the IPO in London than the company had originally hoped for. The fact that several investors object to the way the…

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Small exporters met difficulties with new set of rules

In Money Matters

Small exporters met difficulties with new set of rules

29th March 2021 Matthew P.

Many small British exporters no longer sell items to the European Union due to the red tape caused by Brexit. According to a survey published on Monday by…

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In Foreign Affairs

No luck Ever Given yet: the ship remains grounded

28th March 2021 Chris Kimble

Complete trade agreement between UK and US hardly reachable until 2023

In Foreign Affairs

Complete trade agreement between UK and US hardly reachable until 2023

27th March 2021 David Stevenson

The United States and the United Kingdom are unlikely to reach a trade agreement before 2023. American president Joe Biden believes that investment in his own economy and…

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UK and EU seek common ground on financial rules and regulations

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UK and EU seek common ground on financial rules and regulations

26th March 2021 Matthew P.

For the first time since Brexit, the European Union and the United Kingdom have taken a first step towards agreeing rules for banks, insurers and other financial services.…

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TUI closes 48 travel bureaus, business comes to standstill

In Money Matters

TUI closes 48 travel bureaus, business comes to standstill

25th March 2021 Matthew Weller

TUI closes a further 48 travel agencies in the UK, on top of the 166 that are already closed due to the coronavirus crisis. With this, the German…

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