Michael Cogley

Revolut UK CEO Francesca Carlesi outlined the fintech's plan to graduate from its "teenage years" and make it "top of mind" for any financial need. New offerings include business banking and more lending in countries like Ireland.

Mark Curtis, the head of innovation at Accenture Song, speaks to The Currency about the fundamental shifts taking place in society and the growing desire to have real-life experiences away from smartphone screens.

Results published by the French defence and aerospace giant on Tuesday illustrate the scale of the UK's £1.6 billion order for more munitions for the Ukrainian front line, which will be manufactured in Belfast.

The new owners of the west London-based club speak to The Currency about taking over an iconic brand, building sustainable foundations, and its route back from financial ruin to elite-level rugby.

Social media companies will hope their close relationship with US President Donald Trump will ease the burden of regulation in the likes of Europe and the UK. But parent groups may complicate that.

Dubliner Diarmuid O’Brien oversees all innovation output at the iconic University of Cambridge. He speaks about building Europe's Silicon Valley, the short-lived closure of the NDRC, and the need to develop an indigenous tech sector.

The London-based drinks group has warned of a $200 million hit from Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada. A similar levy on Europe would likely have a sizable impact on its iconic stout.

What if a single company could be formed, raise funds and distribute shares to its staff across Europe? The EU Inc project, backed by the likes of Stripe's Patrick Collison and Skype's Niklas Zennstrom, is getting traction in Brussels.

The election of the US president appears to have driven seismic policy changes at Meta. Meanwhile, evidential barriers and practicalities stymie efforts to regulate social media for children.

Australia's outright ban on social media for those under-16 is due to take effect this year as other regulators armed with new powers foist more obligations on the world's biggest tech firms.