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Queues at Apple stores around the world as iPhone 11 goes on sale
Apple’s latest iPhone has just come out on sale and already tech fans are queueing at the stores to get the upgraded iPhone 11.
Google to invest €3bn in European data centers expansion
Google is set to invest €3. 0bn over the next two years to expand its European data centers, Chief Executive Sundar Pichai announced in Finland on Friday.
Trump grants tariff exemptions to hundreds of Chinese products
The US is temporarily exempting over 400 Chinese products from tariffs imposed last year, revealed the office of the US Trade Representative on Friday.
Millions to participate in climate protest around the globe
Thousands of demonstrations are taking place around the world in what could be the largest climate protest in history.
Global campaign urge UN to back total fracking ban
A global campaign formed by 450 activist groups and celebrities including Emma Thompson and Mark Ruffalo is urging the UN to back a total fracking ban to curb the effects of the climate crisis.
Cash spending falls behind credit card payments for the first time
Cash payments have dropped to third place behind debit and credit card spending in 2018 for the first time.
KPMG to cut hundreds of UK jobs
KPMG UK plans to make redundant about a third of its 630 administrative assistants in a wave of cost-cutting.
Climate crisis 'most important issue' for public, poll reveals
A survey commissioned by Hope not Hate revealed that the majority of the public recognise the climate crisis as an “emergency” and say politicians are failing to tackle the problem.
US Navy confirm UFO footage is real
The US Navy has confirmed that footage of unidentified flying objects flying through the sky are the real thing.
Thursday broker round-up
Ferguson: RBC Capital Markets downgrades to underperform with a target price of 5,100p.
Crown estate holds $25bn offshore wind farm auction
The crown estate has opened for the first time in ten years a leasing round for offshore wind farms that is expected to be worth $25bn.
Ofgem to answer MPs over role in blackout
UK energy regulator Ofgem will face a committee of MPs to answer questions over the blackout in August and its role in the matter.
Smart TVs sharing user data with Netflix and Facebook
Smart TVs are allowing access to sensitive user data by firms including Netflix, Google, and Facebook, revealed two studies.
Wednesday broker round-up
Weir Group: JP Morgan downgrades to neutral with a target price of 1,500p.
Netanyahu and election rival in deadlock as race is too close to call
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and his rightwing coalition failed to secure the 61-seat majority they needed in the elections, revealed the first round of exit polls.
Huawei to invest $1.5bn in developer program
Huawei announced on Wednesday plans to invest $1. 5bn on its developer program over the next five years and its intention to offer deeper access to its 5G secrets as part of its latest computing strategy.
Apple readies to fight $14bn tax charge against European Commission
Apple's lawyers and Dublin are trying to overturn a landmark tax ruling against them in an appeals court.
UK food imports at risk over climate change and Brexit
Around a fifth of the UK’s fresh food imports could be at risk as climate change threatens key producing regions and Brexit raises trade uncertainty.