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Don’t send Emma Walmsley off to the gulag from GSK
Comment: don’t obsess over CEO’s lack of scientific knowledge
How your granny can invest in Draper Esprit’s top new tech picks
The firm which backed Cazoo, TransferWise and Trustpilot is raising £111m for new investments
Entrepreneurs: Meet Tough Mudder founder Will Dean
Dean’s second venture is London-based immersive group gaming experience, Electric Gamebox
‘Britain’s Elon Musk’ becomes billionaire with flying taxi IPO
Founder says UK did not have the capital to fund him so he went to New York
Naked Wines’ US push adds sparkle to lockdown sales
CEO Nick Devlin told the Standard the US “is the number one priority” for the online merchant
FTSE 100 set to gain as investors bet on continued low interest rates
London IPOs on hold signal jitters over central bank policies
Will BT shareholder Altice seek a takeover or breakup?
Comment: Big shakeups of BT will be a distraction to the core purpose of rolling out fibre
UK-US travel must resume by July 4, industry bosses urge
Who is Patrick Drahi, the new biggest shareholder of BT?
Worth $12 billion, the tycoon owns Sotheby’s and a swathe of the world’s telecoms networks
FTSE 100 index set to near 7100 despite inflation worry
US consumer prices index data out today will be key
Signs of “IPO indigestion” as two floats are delayed
Elcogen and Tungsten West both put IPOs on hold
Why El Salvador has adopted Bitcoin - and what it means for crypto
As Latin American nation becomes first country in the world to officially classify Bitcoin as legal currency, Bitcoin holder David Coker, senior lecturer in finance at University of Westminster, explains why
Institutional investors pile in to bitcoin, Coinbase claims
Sales of the crypto to City and Wall Street giants up 170%
London Marathon renamed TCS London Marathon as IT giant sponsors race
India-based data group steps into headline role as organisers look to a future of hybrid events
Outage reveals fragility of online global economy, experts warn
One analyst suggested that if in future all the internet’s services went down for just one hour it could cost the global economy billions
Diversity in the boardroom must be more than just a box-tick exercise
Drive for more representative boards can’t suffer from green-washing syndrome, writes Rupak Ghose