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Https://www.channelweb.co.uk/news/4115799/darktrace-appoints-former-vmware-veteran-svp-global-partner-organisation

British Silicon Valley!

....and an up day, to boot.

Darktrace appoints Dan Monahan as senior vice president of its global partner organisation:

https://www.pcr-online.biz/2023/05/17/darktrace-appoints-dan-monahan-as-senior-vice-president-of-its-global-partner-organisation/

CityWatcher,

Why is it concerning, it's just news. Considering Lynch was once thought of as Britain's Bill Gates, and for good reason, obviously the BBC would pick up on it.

Nothing is concerning, IMO, Lynch's extradition hasn't killed the sp, and why should it? There's no current connection. The EY report will put the doubters in their place!

Nothing we didn't already know, and coming from the Daily Mail one would doubly suggest it's ignored.

Revisit the extradition treaty with the US, yes - but in my opinion, there's more than one mob.

This shambles of a government are also a mob. Getting into a position of subservience to the US was always in the Brexit subtext. Pitty few realised.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/comment/article-12078123/MAGGIE-PAGANO-Dangers-Lynch-mob.html

Under this shambles of a government, Patel was given a job that she wasn't up to doing with any credibility. Extradition was agreed when 'Priti Patel' was Home Secretary.

In November 2017, it was reported that Priti Patel held a series of unauthorized meetings with Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a family holiday in Israel in August of that year. These meetings were not authorized by the British government, and Patel did not disclose them to Prime Minister Theresa May or other senior government officials.

After news of the meetings broke, Patel initially claimed that the Foreign Office and Number 10 had been informed of her meetings. However, it was later revealed that this was not the case, and that Patel had misled the public and government officials about the nature and extent of her meetings.

Patel was subsequently forced to resign from her position as Secretary of State for International Development in November 2017, following a meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May. The Prime Minister stated that Patel's unauthorized meetings with Israeli officials had "fallen below the high standards that are expected of a Secretary of State."

The incident raised concerns about Patel's judgment and credibility, as well as highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in government dealings with foreign officials.

All one can say is - what a complete shambles of a government we have:

'Perhaps the biggest irony of the extradition is that the UK government (which agreed the move when 'Priti Patel' was Home Secretary) this week launched a charm offensive in Silicon Valley urging US technology entrepreneurs to invest in Cambridge' (Bussiness weekly).

Beeb have the more informally take:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65568967

It will be ready when it’s ready. If a clean bill of health is confirmed, and there’s no reason why it shouldn’t - that’ll be a hurdle cleared. If Lynch is cleared or settles it will also be a boost, but it reality it shouldn’t as it’s not related. If Lynch is convicted, at least it will be done and dusted.

The Thoma Bravo‘s could plausibly be circling again!

Who knows?

It's just a matter of how much longer?

It's uncertain what will occur with Darktrace if Lynch is acquitted or reaches a settlement outside of court. However, most likely, regardless of the outcome, Darktrace will not be negatively affected as there is no significant current association between the two. The EY report is expected to confirm all is above board. In my opinion, it's a good time to buy!

Https://news.sky.com/story/british-businessman-lynch-extradited-to-us-weeks-after-losing-appeal-12878879

‘British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch has been extradited to the United States to face criminal charges over Hewlett Packard's $11 billion acquisition of his software company Autonomy, Britain's interior ministry said on Friday.

Lynch – the co-founder of Autonomy who was once hailed as Britain's answer to Bill Gates – faces 17 charges over the 2011 takeover, which was one of Britain's biggest tech deals.

Lynch denies any wrongdoing and had been fighting the extradition proceedings in the British courts, arguing he should be prosecuted in Britain, but the High Court refused permission to appeal the extradition on April 21.

"Dr Lynch was extradited to the U.S. on 11 May," Britain's interior ministry said in a statement.’

Here we go,

‘Autonomy founder Lynch extradited to the U.S. - Sky News’

When one considers the bigger picture, ITV is punching above its weight!

Disney+ lost around 300,000 customers in the US and Canada after raising subscription prices.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65553932

From the outset, the update is encouraging IMO.

McCall is doing a good job, despite what some negative sentiment manipulators on here would have you believe.

'"ITVX has sustained its strong launch, with a 49% increase in streaming hours and a 29% growth in digital revenue in the quarter.'

Peach ‘I think GB news is great’

Really!!!
If that’s your favoured source of business info, or any other info, one is surprised you have any money at all. It’s the most un-researched twoddle one could ever lend one’s ears and eyes to.
You’ll pick up better guidance by reading the Beano!

Still cheap, by a long chalk!

Still incredibly cheap, IMO
...and a fabulous entry point!

Interesting, but talk about closing the stable door after the horse has bolted!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65457103