Oscar Hornstein is a Junior Reporter for UKTN, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom, specifically in London. Oscar covers a wide range of topics, including technology, finance, business, and entrepreneurship. His articles provide insights into the latest developments and trends within these industries, highlighting the impact on the UK market.
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By: Oscar Hornstein
Losses at London-based grocery startup Zapp widened to £92.5m in 2022, in a tough year for the rapid delivery market.
HealthKey, a digital platform to manage healthcare services, has raised £1.1m in a round led by insurance giant Aviva's venture capital arm.
Without major reform, Britain’s fintech crown will fall, according to new policy recommendations from the likes of Monzo and Tony Blair.
The UK Space Agency has announced £8m of funding has been made available to back early-stage space tech companies via the UKI2S.
VC funding in the UK has dropped for the third quarter in a row, with minimal rounds available for later-stage companies, new data has shown.
Wagestream, a flexible salary platform used by Asda, Burger King and Bupa, has closed a £17.5m funding round.
Tangent, a jobseekers network targeting aspiring tech workers from less advantaged backgrounds, has raised $1.1m (£882,000).
A group of tech companies in the north of England have called for the creation of a digital investment fund to establish a tech hub.
London-based AI unicorn Stability has laid off about a tenth of its workforce as part of a “strategic plan to reduce” costs.
Scottish rocket manufacturer Orbex has raised £16.7m as it gears up for the launch of its satellite transportation vessel Prime.
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