Tech consultants compete for marketing and IT budgets — but agencies fight back
German challenger blames Brexit disruption although fintech rivals maintain commitment
UK challenger will focus on expansion in Europe as app-based banks spread wings
The worry for Silicon Valley is that the impulse for creative destruction is now fading
Car fleet investment trusts would establish autonomous vehicles as new asset class
Electric cars and the public cloud are set to tip the market and leave competitors scrambling
As a technology boom threatens to pass the country by, the iPhone maker is worth more than Germany’s 30 leading companies
Monzo rival offers current accounts to customers underserved by big banks
Asia’s richest man set to shake up online shopping sector
China will reinvent finance while computing power grows and genome sequencing becomes cheaper
Deal could precede another major investment round next year
Wise companies are encouraging creative staff to generate new and profitable ideas
Home rental site celebrates EU legal win but arguments over tech regulation will intensify
Competition will remain fierce even after buying South Korean food delivery app
Company shares are trading 38 per cent below their listing price
Technology will remove the drudgery of sourcing daily essentials and alter what consumers pay for products
Lender looks for improved efficiency and hopes launch of Bó will see off app-based rivals
Sales are rising quickly, but so unfortunately are costs
As trade wars mount amid fierce US-China hostility, the opportunity is stark
‘Chat commerce’ and VIP sites seek to rival high levels of customer service found in physical retail
Tesla insurance launch is harbinger of big tech’s creep into sector, Buberl says
Central bank-backed digital currencies would pave the way for revolutionary change
Large sums are being poured into service companies that replicate the jobs parents do for small children
Canadian ecommerce company plans move into logistics after rapid growth
Assailed by Apple Card and Revolut, traditional lenders risk having their Kodak moment