By: Clara Guibourg

Clara Guibourg is an Online Writer at City A.M. She can be contacted at clara.guibourg@cityam.com. She is particularly passionate about women in business, technology and telecoms.

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Apple Watch software update watchOS 2 delayed due to bug – iOS 9 release not affected

September 16, 2015

Apple has postponed the release of new Apple Watch software watchOS 2, expected to be made available today, because of a bug. The software update would have been released to Apple Watch owners today. How long it will now be delayed is unclear, a company spokesperson said to the Financial Times: We have discovered a [...]
The rise of the sleeping giant: Why the next wave of tech innovation will come from corporates

September 16, 2015

A unique new inflight entertainment system that allows you to start watching movies on your iPad before the flight. A connected car that knows what you are going to do during the day. Selling car insurance by the mile instead of by the year. What these innovations have in common is that none of them [...]
Men’s health: Over half of men have hidden a medical condition from their family

September 16, 2015

Who doesn’t want to be the strong and silent type? It seems a lot of British men are taking this to extremes, however, as more than half admit to keeping a medical condition secret – even from their closest loved ones. It’s not news that men are far less likely than women to visit a [...]
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos has unveiled his space travel company Blue Origin’s new rocket – as well as launch plans from Cape Canaveral

September 16, 2015

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos unveiled his space exploration company Blue Origin’s new rocket, announcing plans to fly from a classic launch pad in Cape Canaveral in Florida. The space travel startup announced a $200m investment to build a rocket manufacturing plant in the area, with plans to launch them from a pad that hasn’t been used [...]
“Tinder for food” startup Foodmood wants to revolutionise Londoners’ lunch breaks

September 16, 2015

Whether you’re scoffing down the week’s third meal deal by your desk or just unable to find a decent lunch restaurant nearby, office lunches have a tendency to be, well, mindnumbingly dull. There must be a better way. A new London startup reckons there is. Launching itself as a “Tinder for food”, Foodmood’s app promises [...]
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos has unveiled his space travel company Blue Origin’s new rocket – as well as launch plans from Cape Canaveral

September 15, 2015

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos unveiled his space exploration company Blue Origin’s new rocket, announcing plans to fly from a classic launch pad in Cape Canaveral in Florida. The space travel startup announced a $200m investment to build a rocket manufacturing plant in the area, with plans to launch them from a pad that hasn’t been used [...]
It’s finally happening: Mark Zuckerberg confirms Facebook is working on a “dislike” button

September 15, 2015

It’s finally happening: Facebook is working on a dislike button. Founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed during a meeting at Facebook's headquarters in California that the company is planning to try out other buttons than “like”: It's important to give people more options than just “like”. Not every moment is a good moment. If you share something [...]
EU refugee crisis: Facebook to cooperate with Germany to clamp down on racist and anti-refugee hate speech

September 15, 2015

Facebook has promised to help the German government tackle a wave of online hate speech in the wake of the ongoing refugee crisis, responding to criticism that it’s failed to do its part. The social network has come under fire for being too slow in removing xenophobic content from its platform, even when reported, as [...]
Crowdsourcing doesn’t need to be risky: Here’s how to manage it

September 15, 2015

In his article Wisdom of the crowd? Here are six reasons crowdsourcing is riskier than you think, Ian Fergusson points out the risks brands face when they think about involving the crowd in an initiative. It was an interesting read, but actually, what he describes is not “because of crowdsourcing”, but symptomatic of bad planning [...]
Telecoms and energy companies come out bottom for customer satisfaction – finance sector most popular

September 15, 2015

Hate your mobile phone provider? Join the crowd. Telecoms and energy companies have come out bottom in a customer satisfaction survey, and with average approval ratings of 69 and 68 per cent, respectively, the sectors are clearly failing to impress customers. BT clocks in at 63 per cent, TalkTalk at 64 per cent, Vodafone at [...]

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