SoftBank reportedly planning to sell Nvidia stake next year
Japanese multinational conglomerate SoftBank is reportedly planning to sell its stake in GPU maker Nvidia next year.
People familiar with the matter told Bloomberg that...
1.5 magnitude tremor stops fracking in Lancashire, England
A 1.5 magnitude tremor stopped fracking at Cuadrilla's shale gas exploration site in Preston New Road, Lancashire.
According to Cuadrilla Resources, the 1.5 magnitude tremor...
Barclays customers can stop transactions at specific retailers
Barclays customers in the UK can now stop transactions at specific retailers. The bank says it is the first UK high street bank to...
Fastest wage growth rate since 2008, UK
The United Kingdom has registered its fastest wage growth rate since 2008. According to the Office for National Statistics, wages rose by 3.3% for...
WPP to cut thousands of jobs
British multinational advertising and public relations company WPP plc plans to axe thousands of jobs. According to its new CEO Mark Read, the company...
UK can cancel Brexit without consulting EU member states
The UK can cancel Brexit, says the European Court of Justice, without having to get permission from the other 27 EU member states. The...
Evaluating and choosing optimal antenna designs for 5G devices
Researchers at NIST have developed a new method of choosing and evaluating optimal antenna designs for 5G devices. NIST stands for National Institute of...
EU bans binary options – gambling or real trading product?
The European Financial Supervisory Authority has announced that it will extend a temporary ban on speculative products known to retailers as "binary options". This...
Are currency fluctuations providing a dividend for the supply chain?
Companies may be exploiting currency fluctuations caused by Brexit and other global geopolitical events. There could be a dividend for companies seeking to save...
In a ‘No Deal’ Brexit UK average wage would fall nearly 10%
In a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, the UK average real wage would decline by up to 9.6% in the short-term. Over the long-term, the decline...