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Ministers may try to curb spread of misinformation during social unrest
Technology secretary Liz Kendall says she is ‘very concerned’ about role of social media but will not be ‘bullied off’ X The government is considering fresh action to halt the spread of misinformation during public crises, Liz Kendall has said, insisting she will not be “bullied off” Elon Musk’s X. The technology secretary was speaking…
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Ministers may try to curb spread of misinformation during social unrest
Technology secretary Liz Kendall says she is ‘very concerned’ about role of social media but will not be ‘bullied off’ X The government is considering fresh action to halt the spread of misinformation during public crises, Liz Kendall has said, insisting she will not be “bullied off” Elon Musk’s X. The technology secretary was speaking…
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Ministers may try to curb spread of misinformation during social unrest
Technology secretary Liz Kendall says she is ‘very concerned’ about role of social media but will not be ‘bullied off’ X The government is considering fresh action to halt the spread of misinformation during public crises, Liz Kendall has said, insisting she will not be “bullied off” Elon Musk’s X. The technology secretary was speaking…
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Ministers may try to curb spread of misinformation during social unrest
Technology secretary Liz Kendall says she is ‘very concerned’ about role of social media but will not be ‘bullied off’ X The government is considering fresh action to halt the spread of misinformation during public crises, Liz Kendall has said, insisting she will not be “bullied off” Elon Musk’s X. The technology secretary was speaking…
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Is Wise dumb?
For years, fintech has sold a compelling story, particularly Wise. Their message? Banks are slow. Banks are expensive. Banks are burdened by legacy systems and bureaucracy. Technology can move money faster, cheaper and more transparently. Source: Wise But today, Wise faces a €500 million potential fine for breaching money laundering rules. What’s going on? Originally……
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Things worth reading: 3rd June 2026
Things we’re reading today include … Cryptocurrency addiction is real — and it looks just like gambling UK House of Lords committee calls on Bank of England to reconsider proposed stablecoin restrictions UK wants public to vote on wildlife to replace Churchill on bank notes Puffin and bumblebee among 18 creatures shortlisted to feature on……
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Deloitte: what will investment banking look like in 2030?
Deloitte just released a report of how an investment bank will look in 2030. Here is a quick summary: Deloitte’s vision of the “Bank of 2030” argues that investment banking is moving away from the traditional model where one giant institution does everything internally. Instead, the future bank becomes a far more connected, data-driven and……
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EY: FIVE questions every bank exec should consider when investing in tech
Continuing my pickup of great reports this week, here’s one from EY who used to be known as Ernst & Young. This report is about the five questions bank execs should be asking about their tech investments, namely: Do we have a governance framework that prioritizes projects based on strategic alignment rather than immediate returns?……
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Things worth reading: 4th June 2026
Things we’re reading today include … Cryptocurrency is money, rules South African court Bitcoin falls below $62,000, triggering $1.5 billions in cryptocurrency liquidations AI cyber security risk ‘top of list’ for banking threats, says UK regulator Lloyds customers unable to make payments due to IT glitch Customers vent frustrations as Lloyds Bank tech goes down……
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Monzo, Revolut and Starling: the quiet emergence of Britain’s Banking Champions
For years, the conversation around digital banks focused on whether they could survive. Today, the question is very different: what are they becoming? The latest results from Monzo, Revolut and Starling reveal something remarkable. These institutions are no longer niche challengers. They are profitable, growing rapidly, attracting millions of customers and, perhaps most importantly, becoming……
