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London’s transport authority detailed a plan to roll out 4G across the city’s underground rail network by the end of 2024, allowing operators to deliver uninterrupted mobile services on the mass transit system for the first time.

We’re back in London for this week’s Mobile Mix, joined by analyst Paolo Pescatore and head of GSMA Intelligence Peter Jarich.

Transport for London (TfL) announced Uber “is not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence” and it will not renew its licence after it expires on 30 September, though the ride-hailing app maker can continue to operate…

Enterprise collaboration app maker Slack shrugged off concerns about the UK’s pending exit from the EU, by opening of a new office in London.

Angry Birds maker Rovio is opening a game development studio in London, which will focus on massively multiplayer online games that go “beyond the Angry Birds universe”.

An ultra-fast Wi-Fi network will be built across the Square Mile in London this year in a bid to improve poor broadband speeds and mobile coverage in parts of the capital.

Pollen, a new financial technology company based in London and San Francisco, announced it will distribute more than $150 million of what it calls “Velocity Capital” in 2014, to enable developers to gain quicker access to the cash made by apps.