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READ MOREArticles11th July 2019Fast-tracking the evolution of banking with AIBy Tiffany Carpenter, Head of Customer Intelligence Solutions at SAS UK & Ireland How intelligent decisioning solutions can help you stay relevant in the era of digital banking Fierce competition, advances in technology, and consumer expectations for hyperpersonalised services are forcing the financial services sector to evolve. To adapt to rapid market developments, many banks […]
READ MOREArticles11th July 2016Martindale Pharma Announces Acquisition of Viridian PharmaMartindale Pharma, the UK-based international specialty pharma company, today announced it has completed the acquisition of Viridian Pharma, a UK-based developer and supplier of niche pharmaceutical products. Although financial terms were not disclosed, the acquisition will be immediately accretive to earnings.
READ MOREArticles17th January 2022Dos and Don’ts with CryptocurrencyIf you are looking to get started with cryptocurrency and either invest or buy and sell coins, you will want to understand the basics and what to look out for. Depending on what your needs are, you may be wanting to invest in a cryptocurrency and see how the price performs in the long term, or you may want to get straight into buying and using digital currency to purchase goods and services. Either way, here’s a short guide to some of the dos and don’ts with cryptocurrency to keep in mind.
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