What’s happening
Vodafone looks to Virgin for four play
Kames Capital reduces charge on UK Equity Fund
60% of investors don’t expect UK interest rates to rise in 2016
Thesis appoints new non-executive director
Two minutes with Charlie Bryant, Chief Executive Officer at Hometrack
Beer & Bytes podcast ep #5: You're wrong about Twitter; kids who code; robot love
Twitter is 10 years old, but what exactly IS it? Join the MRM digital team in their server room/beer tent, where…
Brexit: A menace to markets?
Danske Bank signs 3-year contract extension with SEI Wealth Platform
Openwork triples number of protected individuals
Why you’re wrong to call Twitter a ‘social network’
If your job were to make Twitter bigger – “Head of Growth”, perhaps – you’d be forgiven for not being in a party mood this week as the network celebrates its 10th birthday.
The figures are well-reported but let’s remind ourselves: a net loss of £63m for the last three months of 2015 and user growth flat at 320 million monthly users. Investors are not impressed. There’s an atmosphere of decline. People are grumpy.