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Schonfeld Sees Possible Yield Spike If Burnham Wins

Colin Lancaster, EMEA Head and Global Co-Head of Discretionary Macro and Fixed Income at Schonfeld, discusses the gilt market and how the upcoming Makerfield by-election may deliver further volatility.

AI coding startup Cursor, courted by SpaceX, picks London as European hub

AI coding startup Cursor, courted by SpaceX, picks London as European hub LONDON, June 9 : AI coding startup Cursor, which SpaceX has an option to buy for $60 billion, will open its European headquarters in London and hire some 200 staff, an executive told Reuters, as demand in the region grows for tools that automate software development. Elon Musk's SpaceX, which is readying for a closely watched IPO this week, said in April it had secured an option to either acquire code-generation...

Three in ten HP customers still clinging to Windows 10

New privacy frontier: Europe eyes crackdown on smart glasses

BRUSSELS — Europe is ramping up its warnings over the surveillance risks of smart glasses, in what is seen as the next big fight over people’s physical privacy. The technology, which integrates cameras into glasses, is facing increased scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators, who are ramping up discussions on whether it goes against Europe’s privacy regulations. Privacy activists are warning the glasses violate key principles like consent, since people captured in the built-in...

Logitech knows when to fold 'em

Logitech has unveiled the Mobi Fold mouse – a portable, foldable pointing device that could easily double as a replacement for a chunkier desktop version. It's the first foldable for Logitech, although alternatives have long been available. When you unfold it, it resembles something like Microsoft's Surface Arc mouse.

AI and data sovereignty in Postgres: An answer to the datacenter energy crisis

AI Job Grief: The Unnamed Psychological Crisis Hitting Tech Workers

AI Job Grief: The Unnamed Psychological Crisis Hitting Tech Workers In the summer of 2025, an Epic Games layoff cut a worker who was a terminally ill father. According to the most-discussed account of the episode, his family lost his life insurance along with the job.

England fan who planned to sell home to fund US World Cup trip gets Hilton offer thanks to the Mirror

England fan who planned to sell home to fund US World Cup trip gets Hilton offer thanks to the Mirror EXCLUSIVE: 'World Cup Guy' Andy Milne received an offer he couldn't refuse: hotel accommodation before and after England's games during the tournament. England's No. 1 fan was inundated with offers of help from the US after the Mirror revealed his plan to sell his home to fund his World Cup trip. But Andy Milne, 63, then received an offer he couldn't refuse: hotel accommodation before and...

AI, Ashby Engineering, and the future

AI, Ashby Engineering, and the Future 15 minute read Since August 2025, more than half of the new code hitting Ashby’s production systems has been AI-generated, yet customer issues remain broadly stable. More AI-written code. We have a blip in March / April every year; these cyclical patterns aren’t relevant to explain here.