Charles Sizemore is a journalist whose work has been featured in Banyan Hill Publishing and InvestorPlace. He covers a range of topics including finance, economics, and global affairs. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on current events, Charles aims to keep readers informed and engaged.
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By: Charles Sizemore
Microsoft sees many opportunities for AI research and development in the UK and is now opening a special AI hub in the heart of London. The company previously announced that it will invest GBP2.5 billion for AI in the UK. According to the recently appointed Microsoft AI director Mustafa Suleyman, from Inflection and co-founder of DeepMind, the new Microsoft …
By: Charles Sizemore
Tesla, a leading American electric car manufacturer, is rumoured to be undergoing a significant restructuring that could result in the dismissal of up to 20% of its workforce, according to reports from the reputable electric car news site Electrek. While the site refrains from confirming the veracity of these rumors, it is widely acknowledged that Tesla has been facing challenges …
The renowned British fashion brand Ted Baker faces an uncertain future in Europe, particularly in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Spain, where store closures and job losses loom large. Financial woes within the retail divisions overseeing operations in these countries have put a total of 149 jobs at risk. Following the impending bankruptcy, these divisions may soon be placed under administration. …
By: Charles Sizemore
The European Commission has initiated a comprehensive investigation into Meta for potential violations of EU regulations outlined in the Digital Services Act, aimed at safeguarding minors. Brussels is concerned that the systems of Facebook and Instagram, including their algorithms, may induce addictive behaviours in children and contribute to feelings of isolation and depression, posing risks to their mental health. Also …
The long-term tobacco ban in the United Kingdom, which aims to prohibit the sale of tobacco to future generations, will not be implemented before the upcoming elections. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak acknowledged this delay, expressing his disappointment. This setback is particularly unfortunate for Sunak, who is already struggling in the polls and had hoped this ban would be a significant …
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A significant class action lawsuit against Google in the UK has been given the green light to proceed by the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London. The lawsuit, filed by Ad Tech Collective Action LLP, alleges that Google abused its dominant position in digital advertising, causing significant financial losses to UK publishers. The claimants are seeking damages of up to …
The newly introduced banknotes featuring the portrait of King Charles are not yet universally accepted across the UK. For instance, ticket machines in Glasgow’s metro system do not accept these notes, requiring passengers to use the cash register instead. Since Wednesday, the public has been able to encounter banknotes bearing the image of King Charles, which now appear on …
By: Charles Sizemore
The European Commission is poised to announce import tariffs on electric cars from China this week, in response to alleged heavy subsidies provided by the Chinese government to the sector. This move could spark a counter-reaction from China, potentially impacting European car manufacturers who rely on the Chinese market for sales and import cars made in China. Volvo, largely owned …
By: Charles Sizemore
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