Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bitesize bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 25 June.
This episode:
- Google shuts its London startup campus
- Microsoft hits a market valuation of $2 trillion
- Hybrid working could cost UK city centres £322 million per month in lost revenue
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Google tries to make TV techies less white and nerdyNews Tech giant's media team tackles TV's clichéd portraits of IT workers
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Payments start-up Droplet crowdfunds £575,000News The mobile banking firm is offering a free alternative to transferring money through banks
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Microsoft reinforces commitment to UK start-upsNews Microsoft's Ventures programme hopes to shine light on promising UK companies
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Google opens Tech City campusNews The Silicon Valley giant opens up a co-working site to inspire entrepreneurs at Silicon Roundabout.
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Google launches venture capital fundNews Google Ventures believes now is a good time to invest, despite the recession.
