Google made several jokes about Apple and the new iPhone at its event to show the Pixel 2. They took aim at Apple's storage problems and its perceived aloofness.

President Trump claims to have well over $10 Billion dollars but his finances are still kept very secret. So how much money does Donald Trump really have? Watch this video and find out.

In 2017, Aldi announced they were planning on becoming a major competitor in the US grocery store market, investing a mind-blowing $3.4 billion into current and future American endeavors. If you don't have an Aldi near you now, one might be popping up soon. So, what can you expect? Here's the fascinating history behind this up-and-coming US chain…

Only 12% of homeowners in the US had flood insurance in 2016. For every one inch of flood, it could cost a homeowner $20,000 in damages. Here’s how flood insurance works, the average cost and if it’s too late to get covered.

While many younger drivers have been using so-called black box car insurance, telematics has yet to become mainstream. The FT's Oliver Ralph test drives a telematics system to see how it affects his driving, and whether it could be the future of car insurance.

Police now hold more than 20 million facial recognition images. Included on the databases are the faces of hundreds of thousands of innocent people - which the Government says don't need to be deleted.

Sky's Technology correspondent Tom Cheshire reports.

Retail banks have an opportunity to differentiate with new offerings and control their own disruption. Find out how: http://cs.co/90018tx9R

Transactions made in cash are losing ground to digital payments, and governments around the world are considering the merits of losing paper currency for good. Bloomberg QuickTake Q&A explains the advantages and disadvantages of a world without cash.

Video by Henry Baker

We gave our Software Engineers and Analysts a list of stereotypes around working in Finance. Here's how they reacted.
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David catches up with Don Ginsel of Holland Fintech. Don and David chat PSD2 and mature startups.

In the digital economy, trust is the new currency. Technology is changing the nature of trust – especially for banking and financial services as they strive to provide greater value and protection to customers, and deliver products to market quickly through machine learning, blockchain and pervasive encryption. Explore the rise of "digital trust” and its impact on business in an interview with global trust expert Rachel Botsman and IBM Industry Platform General Manager, Strategy & Market Development Shanker Ramamurthy. Rachel’s “digital trust” theory was named by TIME as one of the “10 Ideas That Will Change the World.”

People with mental health problems are three times as likely to face financial difficulties. As well as affecting our income, mental health problems can make it harder to manage money, control spending and stay on top of bills.

Tonight the MMHPI will launch a new report exploring how fintech solutions could empower people with mental health problems - allowing greater control in periods of poor mental health.

Hosted by Monzo and chaired by Ghela Boskovich, Head of Fintech and Regtech Partnerships at Startup Bootcamp, the panel includes;

Zander Brade, Product Designer at Monzo

Richard Morgans, Head of Digital Innovation Lab and fintech at TSB

Chris Fitch, Vulnerability Lead, Money Advice Trust & Research Fellow, Personal Finance Research Centre, University of Bristol

Katie Evans, Head of Research and Policy at Money and Mental Health