Jeremy Corbyn becoming PM 'would be worse than Brexit' warns banking giant
US investment bank warns Brexit process is in danger of unravelling and could lead to further bad news for the UK economy.
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Deep learning and data science demand prompts portfolio managers to take night classes
NVIDIA will be offering a day-long training session on 5 December, as part of Newsweek's data science and capital markets event in New York next week.
Forget robots, what's the reality behind the AI hype?
Rather than robots, the most common applications for business will use machine or deep learning to automatically analyse big data - and will be available to all.
British Airways scoops up Monarch's runway slots at Gatwick
British Airways' parent company IAG understood to have paid around £50m for slots at London's second airport.
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UK economic growth 'continues to stabilise' showing only 'modest' Brexit jitters
Report finds negative impact of Brexit vote is being countered by economic resilience.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry wedding to deliver £2bn boost to UK economy
Shops, hotels and even West End theatres will cash in on the royal wedding of Prince Harry to American actress Meghan Markle.
Lost in Transaction: Are businesses falling short of UK's fraud prevention expectations?
Striking the right balance between convenience and security isn't just about replacing older payment methods with new technologies.
London has Britain's largest gender pay gap
Official data shows gender pay gap in the capital has only fallen from 15.1% in 1997 to 14.6% in 2017.
Blockchain company BTL Group raises £9m to launch Interbit platform
The private placements of C$15.3 million (£9m) will see Interbit go live in early 2018.
AI meets PSD2: Tracking the digital transformation journey of UK retail banks
Christian Ball, Head of Retail Financial Services, GFT, looks AI, PSD2 and Banking as a Platform (BaaP).
Britons spend £50 a month on unwanted subscriptions that are too hard to cancel
Research from Citizens Advice finds women between 50 and 64 are the most likely to be affected by the issue.
Business Secretary Greg Clark hails MSD investment as 'huge vote of confidence' in UK
MSD's investment would create around 950 jobs in high-skilled and high-value research roles, Clark said.
Credit Suisse charts the evolution of artificial intelligence and investing
The distribution of AI-enabled research is seen across three classes of adopters: advanced trading, competitive data scientists and master data scientists.
Eight human jobs that will be done by AI and robots in the future
By Rohit Talwar, Steve Wells, Alexandra Whittington, Maria Romero, and April Koury, from Fast Future Publishing
UK businesses leak water equivalent to a shocking '257 Olympic pools' every year
New audit by utility company points to 'hidden environmental menace' of water leakage.
Revealed: UK's best business cities for 'co-working' spaces
Research points to low ranking for London, despite the highest raw number of co-working office spaces.
Vince Cable accuses government of 'dragging its heels' in fight against tax avoidance
Cable says 'systematic tax avoidance' is causing significant damage to the Treasury and public finances.
Liam Fox warns Northern Ireland border can't be settled until EU and Britain reach trade deal
Irish government said to be deeply unhappy at the proposals put forward to prevent a hard border with Northern Ireland.
Just Eat set for promotion to FTSE 100, as Merlin Entertainment drops out
Just Eat, Halma and DS Smith set to be promoted to London's blue chip index when changes become effective on 15 December.
Facebook accused of not doing enough to tackle sale of fake goods online
Sales of fake goods on Facebook has generated milions of pounds in revenue but social media giant has failed to take action.
Why was Mike Ashley's brother paid £11m? Sports Direct shareholders to vote on controversial award
Sports Direct founder says he will abstain from the vote but insists his brother should 'get paid' by the company
Chinese police bust $3bn underground bank used by 10,000 people
Chinese police say they have busted an underground bank used to smuggle a staggering 20 billion yuan ($3 billion) out of the country.
Ryanair crew to face disciplinary action if they don't sell enough scratchcards
Agency staff working for the airline told they could be summoned to fill rostering gaps at short notice if they don't meet targets.
Boss of sub-prime lender Provident Financial dies suddenly
Manjit Wolstenholme had only been appointed executive chairman in August after troubled lender issued its second profit warning.
Beware 'fake news' but 'fake data' is as big a threat to economic stability, warns ECB
Benoit Coeure, a senior central banking official, says "economic agents could become less anchored to actual activity and more prone to manias and panics."
UK consumer confidence tumbles to lowest level since Brexit vote
Slowdown in housing market and Bank of England's rate rise earmarked as the main factors behind a decline in confidence.
Indian entrepreneurs flock to global summit where beggars have been ousted and dogs poisoned for Ivanka Trump
Ahead of Ivanka Trump's visit to Hyderabad for the GES 2017, the city has been put through a cleanse that involved rounding up homeless people and stray dogs.
Membership airline Surf Air to shift London base from Luton to City Airport
The world's first all-you-can-fly subscription-based airline that deploys private jets says it is responding to users' feedback.
Upmarket New York hotel to ditch 'Trump' brand as image problems mount
Development comes as room rates in hotels owned by the US President's company have plunged over 60% in the last 12 months.
John McDonnell leaves Labour spending figures to 'iPads and advisors'
Unable to pin a figure on the cost of servicing UK debt under a Labour government, shadow chancellor claims any amount he borrows would 'pay for itself.'
Philip Hammond admits Britain no longer among world's top five economies
The chancellor said in his Budget speech to parliament that Britain is now "the world's sixth-largest economy".
Capitalism that works for everyone? Beware fake news
Policymakers must stop pretending they can fix broken markets with more and more regulation.
UK GDP growth holds steady as households spending hits fastest pace in 12 months
ONS data confirms UK economy grew 0.4% on a quarterly basis in the three months to the end of September.
Britain faces longest decline in living standards in 60 years
Think tank says Philip Hammond's decision to cut stamp duty is a 'very poor way to boost home ownership'.
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