It’s that time of year again. A time for reflection and a look back at the highlights of the last year - 2017.

This news article follows on from the Damian Green enquiry where evidence of accessing pornographic material was found on his computer.

London-based exchange, ‘London Block Exchange’, are now not only going to be allowing their customers to buy various cryptocurrencies, converted from pound sterling, but also spend them in any store which accepts Visa, thanks to a new debit card.

Times are changing and with technology always advancing – businesses need to adapt to these changes. Failure to adopt new technologies may limit businesses in many ways, which seems to be the case for London and UK businesses, according to a recent report.

Google hosts a cloud storage service called GoogleDocs that allows for file access and collaboration on these documents. However, recently there have been some reports of users not being able to access their files.

London continues to, despite Brexit, hold its ground as one of the top cities for financial technology firms in Europe – and the world – with £825m in investment going to UK fintech companies so far this year, according to research from London & Partners.

The telecommunications services provider, O2, are backing the City of London’s free Wi-Fi network to help deliver incredibly fast speeds.

Microsoft have announced plans of a store location on Regent Street, Central London, which would mark the first retail store to open in not just the UK, but also in Europe.