Stephen Morris is a banking editor for the Financial Times, with previous experience at Business Day and Yahoo Finance. He covers a wide range of topics in the banking industry, including mergers and acquisitions, executive appointments, and financial scandals. Stephen's work has been featured in various publications, including The Irish Times and The Australian Financial Review.
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Stephen Morris' coverage predominantly focuses on finance, banking, and the UK economy. He frequently covers government announcements, investment analysis, legal policy regulation as well as press releases.
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Tech giant’s ambition of reaching ‘net zero’ by 2030 under threat from power demands of artificial intelligence systems
By: Stephen Morris, Camilla Hodgson
Google's 2030 "Net zero" target looks increasingly doubtful as AI use soars.
By: James Fontanella-Khan, Sujeet Indap, Stephen Morris
Law firm’s hiring spree of ‘top-notch’ talent helps it pull away from ‘magic circle’ rivals in world’s biggest legal market
Duncan Syme died on May 2. He was the stuff of legends. He was many things, including the designer of the Vermont Castings flagship, the Defiant woodstove. The story begins … Three guys meet in a bar in Crested Butte, Col. It is 1970, and the United States is embroiled in the Vietnam War, trying to comprehend the assassinations of
Murray Howell, Vermont Castings’ president and co-founder, lived off-the-grid in a small cabin on a high hill overlooking Chelsea. He was a mountain man, from his unkempt hair and bushy mustache, to his unlaced Sorels. His one indulgence in life was that he was an amateur pilot who lived to fly. Accordingly, the company had its own airplane, a twin-engine […]
By: Stephen Morris, Hannah Murphy
Project disregarded Google rules barring personalizing and targeting ads to minors.
By: Lee Hutchinson, Hannah Mccarthy, Stephen Clark, Dan Goodin, Kevin Purdy, Kate Knibbs, Jon Brodkin, Stephen Morris, Jonathan M. Gitlin, Benj Edwards, Scharon Harding, Beth Mole, Hannah Murphy, Andrew Cunningham, Jennifer Ouellette, Nate Anderson, Eric Berger, Ashley Belanger, John Timmer
Serving the Technologist for more than a decade. IT news, reviews, and analysis.
By: Stephanie Stockwell, Anna Louise Todsen, Kevin Herbert, Jon Sussex, Stephen Morris, Fifi Olumogba, Mark Cabling
This study describes and quantifies the burden of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in the United Kingdom in adults to the patients, the health and care systems and the economy. The total economic cost is estimated to be around £319m annually.
By: Stephen Morris, Stefania Palma, Daria Mosolova
Biggest US antitrust victory since Microsoft could still be too little, too late, as judge considers how to rein in search giant
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