Neha Nambiar discusses the conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried on counts of fraud at trial over crypto exchange FTX.
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The National Security and Investment Act 2021 – a potential threat to foreign investment and collaboration?
Zain Afieh discusses the implications of the National Security and Investment Act, and how it functions.
Has COVID-19 killed cash? - How the pandemic is shaping the future of payments
With the pandemic acting as a catalyst for the global shift toward digital payment processes, Zain Afieh discusses the possibility of a cashless society.
Digital money - a dystopian future?
Kit Lee discusses the rapid digitisation of the financial system and the digital models competing to shape the future of money and payments, as well as the potential concerns.
Deliveroo is poised to be London's largest Stock Market flotation of 2021
Deliveroo has hired a team of investment banks to help it present what could be London's biggest stock market flotation of 2021.
A resumption for Ant Group's IPO?
This article aims to discuss the implications of the biggest busted trade in stock-market history – the collapse of Ant Group’s initial public offering.
Brexit projected to have cost the UK the same as entirety of EU budget payments combined
Recent data published by Bloomberg predicts the UK will have forfeited £200B in lost GDP by the end of 2020 as compared to the projections for if it had elected to stay in the EU, bordering on the £215B the country has contributed to the EU budget in its 47-year membership.
Third UK airline collapse in three years threatens as Flybe nears bankruptcy
Despite a recent takeover by Virgin, domestic air-travel staple Flybe has continued to struggle financially, prompting unions and politicians to petition the government to offer emergency financial aid.
Investors punish FedEx as it struggles to adapt to the rise of e-commerce
FedEx is struggling due to its lack of competence in the rise of e-commerce and is falling behind its competitors such as UPS and Amazon.
Tesco’s $9bn sale of ‘jewel’ Asian businesses
Tesco, the UK’s largest supermarket chain said it’s thinking of selling its businesses in Thailand and Malaysia on Monday, in hopes of restructuring its business through UK-based shops.
Germany: is recession imminent for the European powerhouse?
With US-China trade tensions rising incrementally over time and uncertainty over Brexit rising, Germany finds itself in an uncomfortable position as its main industrial hub takes on a heavy blow. The question is: should Germany be willing to sacrifice tried-and-tested policy for a dive into the deep end by relegating their alignment to caps on government debt finance?
Alphabet reports worse-than-expected quarterly profits
The world’s dominant provider of internet search, advertising, and video services, Alphabet, (Google’s parent company) seems to have lost its way. Its stock fell as much as 4% in after-hours trading this Monday after it reported it missed analyst expectations and posted a 23% decline in profit as it faces rising expenses.