In its latest round of funding, Starling Bank secured £272m in March 2021. Now, an additional £50m investment from Goldman Sachs extends this total to £322m.
Serving a 150-year sentence, Bernie Madoff, responsible for the largest Ponzi Scheme in history, has died aged 82.
Dating app Hinge has had a successful 2020, with its revenues tripling when compared with those in 2019. Hinge CEO, Justin McLeod, is very hopeful that there will be continued growth this summer, even as we gradually exit lockdown with more opportunities for people to meet without the help of an app.
A UK software reseller, ValueLicensing, has filed a claim with the High Court against Microsoft for abuse of its position of dominance. ValueLicensing is seeking £270m in damages.
LG announces plans to wind down its mobile phone division by 31 July 2020.
PwC, one of the Big Four, recently announced that it shall introduce a post-pandemic working policy where office and remote working is combined.
The US Supreme Court ruled in Google’s favour in a legal battle that has endured for over ten years against Oracle over an alleged copyright infringement.
Ford announces a plan to go all-electric for new cars sold in Europe and the UK by 2030.
The Trade Union Congress (TUC), a federation of trade unions, has reported that there are significant gaps in the UK legislation for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace.
Osborne Clarke, a leading law firm in interactive entertainment, has advised Miniclip on its acquisition of Green Horse Games at a time of growth in the gaming sector.