At the current time Dabbl is not accepting new clients or existing customer transactions (other than withdrawals) as we seek to obtain our own direct authorisation with the FCA. This process can take 3 to 6 months, normal service will resume as soon as we secured our regulatory licence from the FCA. Thank you for your understanding and patience whilst we navigate these steps.
UK shares are at record levels today, shaking off the concerns around the WannaCry cyber-attack and instead being driven by higher oil prices benefiting oil and commodity companies. Tesco – the world’s 5th largest supermarket group, has pledged to switch to 100% renewable energy – although not until 2030. The company will be installing solar …
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Google – has been hosting its annual developer conference this week and the focus is very much on Artificial Intelligence, which is driving the company to rethink its entire product suite. In this sphere the company is reported to be lagging behind the likes of Facebook and Amazon, but it’s clearly looking to make up …
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Google – is set to launch a new version of its popular Google Assistant AI app, possibly as soon as later this week, which will be designed to run on an iPhone. This really does take the fight for voice controlled services to Apple and its Siri product. it likely also offers some big clues …
UK shares are at record levels today, shaking off the concerns around the WannaCry cyber-attack and instead being driven by higher oil prices benefiting oil and commodity companies. Tesco – the world’s 5th largest supermarket group, has pledged to switch to 100% renewable energy – although not until 2030. The company will be installing solar …
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Alphabet – the parent company of Google and YouTube posted some bumper first quarter results last night. This would indicate that the furore over established brands advertising on the video channel against some questionable content was nothing more than a storm in a teacup. For the three month period, profits were almost $5.5 billion, almost …