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17:02, Jul 19 2021 Supplied/the bitnz Alimetry has released a wearable device that can help doctors diagnose the contributing causes of common symptoms such as abdominal pain, indigestion, nausea and vomiting in their patients. Patients suffering from gastric dysfunction may soon have an alternative to invasive endoscopies and diagnostic procedures, thanks to a wireless medical device designed by an Auckland-based startup. Alimetry, a spinout of the Auckland Bioengineering Institute at the Univ...

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LONDON BRIEFING: BA, Ryanair probed over refunds amid travel "havoc" Wed, 9th Jun 2021 08:08 (Alliance News) - The Competition & Markets Authority said Wednesday it is probing whether British Airways and Ryanair have broken UK consumer law over ticket refunds. The CMA has opened enforcement cases into both firms over concerns that, during periods of lockdown across the UK, BA, part of International Consolidated Airlines Group, and Ryanair refused to give refunds to consumers that were lawfully...

Thank you Chair, As we have outlined at previous Council sessions, the UK has been undergoing a process of notifying all its applicable IP related domestic legislation, in accordance with Article 63.2 of the TRIPS Agreement. This is an essential exercise given our continued support for the multilateral rules-based trading system, the WTO’s role in it, as well as the importance the United Kingdom attaches to TRIPS transparency arrangements and the benefits a transparent IP regime brings for t...

Thank you Chair, As we have outlined at previous Council sessions, the UK has been undergoing a process of notifying all its applicable IP related...

SSP Group disappoints investors with its outlook, regulators launch investigations into BA and Ryanair over withholding refunds from customers, Rolls Royce picks its next chair, IP Group prepares to pay its first dividend, and Clinigen warns earnings will be lower than expected in 2021.

9 June 2021 | 12:01pm StockMarketWire.com - Rising inflation in China and nervousness ahead of the latest US consumer price data out tomorrow helped put the FTSE 100 on the back foot on Wednesday, down 0.5% to 7,058.35. Aerospace engineer Rolls-Royce added 0.2% to 111.6p on confirming that chairman Ian Davis would retire at the end of September after nearly nine years in the role. Davis would be replaced by Anita Frew, who was currently chairman of chemicals company Croda and a non-executive di...

FTSE falls 0.2% as investors await key US inflation data