LionHerald

Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Early this week, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa officially launched two vehicles model and one motorcycle that are said to be powered by a revolutionary energy source—one that defies conventional physics, a technology

January 30, 2025

by LionHerald

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Okredo, a UK-based startup specializing in open data solutions, has secured €1.2 million in EU funding to develop a multi-modular AI/ML-driven scoring system valued at €1.5 million. This advanced system aims to score 30 million EU companies, offering AI-based insights

August 14, 2024

by LionHerald

Dojo gets $190 million to make payments easier and less annoying

Small business owners have a lot on their plate. Dealing with slow card machines, surprise fees,

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

Imagine a battery that could keep running for thousands of years. No recharging, no replacing, and

The story behind EI-FLEX: A Sheffield-born innovation making ‘Single-Molecule” detection easy for labs

The fluorescent-lit lab smelled faintly of burnt solder and stale coffee, telltale markers of sleepless nights and relentless ambition. It was 2017, and Dr. Tim Craggs stood shoulder-to-shoulder with two undergraduate students

December 4, 2024

Business

Microsoft faces £1 billion legal action in the UK over cloud computing licensing practices

Microsoft has been hit with a £1 billion ($1.27 billion) legal claim in the UK. Competition lawyer Maria Luisa Stasi filed the case with the Competition Appeal Tribunal, alleging that the tech

December 4, 2024

Trending

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down amid struggles in the chip industry

Pat Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, announced his resignation on December 1, 2024, leaving the company at a critical juncture in its bid to regain dominance in the semiconductor industry. Gelsinger, who

December 2, 2024

Trending

Vente AI: The story behind the UK-based startup redefining business development automation for recruiters

London-based startup Vente AI is transforming the recruitment industry with its innovative use of artificial intelligence to automate lead identification and prioritization, significantly reducing the manual workload for recruitment agencies. Just six

December 2, 2024

Business

The Competition and Markets Authority warns Monzo amid concerns over compliance failures

Monzo, a prominent UK-based digital bank, has been formally reprimanded by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for multiple breaches of the Retail Banking Market Investigation Order 2017. In a letter from

November 29, 2024

FinTech

UK firms lose £44B to cyber attacks amid rising geopolitical tensions

UK businesses have suffered an estimated losses of £44 billion over the past five years due to cyber attacks, according to a new report by international insurance intermediary Howden. One of the

November 25, 2024

Trending

Apple faces £3 Billion UK lawsuit as consumer group ‘Which?’ challenges iCloud monopoly

Apple is in hot water with UK consumer group ‘Which?’, which has filed a massive £3 billion lawsuit against the tech giant. The case accuses Apple of using its market power to

November 14, 2024

Latest in UK·Trending

Amazon enters budget game with new ‘Haul’ storefront for Low-Cost finds

Amazon has just launched “Amazon Haul,” a new online storefront offering items priced under $20, aimed squarely at competing with discount platforms Temu and Shein. Accessible through Amazon’s app, Haul promises deep

November 14, 2024

ecommerce·Gadgetry·Trending

AI pioneer François Chollet leaves google to launch new venture

François Chollet, the creator of Keras and a key figure in the AI world, is leaving Google after nearly a decade with the tech giant. The 34-year-old French developer shared the news

November 14, 2024

Trending

European Commission slaps Meta with €797.72 million fine for antitrust violations

The European Commission has hit Meta with a €797.72 million fine, accusing the tech giant of breaching EU antitrust rules by manipulating its dominant position in the online marketplace sector. The penalty,

November 14, 2024

Latest in UK·Trending

Previous 1 … 24 25 26 27 28 … 69 Next

LionHerald

Controversial Zimbabwean inventor Sangulani Maxwell Chikumbutso finally unveils groundbreaking fuel-free car alongside President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Okredo Secures €1.2M EU Funding to Develop AI-Powered Scoring System for 30 Million EU Companies

Dojo gets $190 million to make payments easier and less annoying

Scientists create world’s first diamond battery: A power source that lasts millennia

The story behind EI-FLEX: A Sheffield-born innovation making ‘Single-Molecule” detection easy for labs

Microsoft faces £1 billion legal action in the UK over cloud computing licensing practices

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down amid struggles in the chip industry

Vente AI: The story behind the UK-based startup redefining business development automation for recruiters

The Competition and Markets Authority warns Monzo amid concerns over compliance failures

UK firms lose £44B to cyber attacks amid rising geopolitical tensions

Apple faces £3 Billion UK lawsuit as consumer group ‘Which?’ challenges iCloud monopoly

Amazon enters budget game with new ‘Haul’ storefront for Low-Cost finds

AI pioneer François Chollet leaves google to launch new venture

European Commission slaps Meta with €797.72 million fine for antitrust violations

Subscribe To Lion Herald

Categories

Suggestions

LionHerald

Subscribe To Lion Herald

Categories