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Concerns raised over no-deal Brexit ferry firm owning no ships
Concerns about UK government plans to keep freight moving in the event of a no-deal Brexit grew on Monday when it emerged one of the companies given a £13. 8m ferry contract does not own any ships.
Europe close: Continental stocks end year in muted mood
European shares saw out 2018 in subdued mood as investors pondered the likelihood of a US-China trade deal in the absence of any significant corporate news.
UK's Corbyn 3/1 to be PM in 2019 - Ladbrokes
UK opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been inked in at 3/1 with bookmaker Ladbrokes to be prime minister in 2019.
Europe open: Investors cling to hopes on China-US talks
European shares opened flat on the last trading day of the year as investors pondered the likelihood of a US-China trade deal in the absence of any significant corporate news.
Europe midday: Shares on the up as Wall St provides boost
December's roller-coaster ride for equities continued on Friday as European were buoyed by an overnight rally on Wall Street.
UK mortgage approvals fall 10% in November
UK mortgage approvals fell 10. 6% year on year with gross mortgage lending across the residential market in November down 2% to £23. 1bn, according to industry data released on Friday.
Europe open: Shares start in upbeat mood after Wall St rally
December's roller-coaster ride for equities continued on Friday as European shares opened higher after another day of volatility on Wall Street.
Bank of Georgia CEO raises $35m in deals for local firms
Bank of Georgia said it had raised $35m in two separate deals to finance local businesses.
CRH completes 3rd stage of €1bn buyback
Irish building materials seller CRH said it had completed the third phase of its €1bn share buyback programme, returning a further €100m to shareholders, taking the total since April to €800m, and was starting the final stage in January.
Europe midday: Shares fail to cling on to gains after Wall St bounce
Not even a bounce in US markets could brighten the gloom across Europe as stocks slid into the red and investors picked among the scraps like Christmas lunch leftovers.
Bango warns on FY earnings as end user spend doubles
Mobile payments company Bango said full year earnings would be below expectations, despite a positive fourth quarter and higher end user spend.
Europe open: Shares creep higher on back of US surge
European shares opened slightly higher on Thursday, taking their lead from an overnight bounce in US markets and Asia and some degree of bargain hunting.
Plus500 sees FY ahead of expectations
Contracts for differences online service provider Plus500 said it expected full year performance to be ahead of expectations as “strong momentum” reported last month continued.
Evraz confirms looking at potential coal JV with Sibuglemet
Evraz confirmed on Thursday it was looking at a potential combination of coal assets with fellow producer Sibuglemet.
Europe close: No ho-ho-ho for stocks as investors say no-no-no
European markets finished in a decidedly unfestive mood on Monday as jittery investors kept a wary eye on US markets and the government shutdown impasse in Washington.
Europe open: Little Xmas cheer as US turns the lights off
There was little to cheer about on European markets as Santa had clearly left town to be replaced by jittery US markets and Washington in stasis over the government shutdown.
Mnuchin calls US banks to reassure jittery markets
US Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin took the extraordinary step of calling America's six largest banks on Sunday in an effort to reassure jittery markets over the increasingly erratic behaviour of President Donald Trump and the government shutdown.
Tritax Big Box signs deal on Durham logistics centre
Tritax Big Box REIT said it had completed contracts for the forward funded development of a new logistics centre near Durham to an unnamed retailer for £147. 3m.
Playtech sees €20m-€25m hit bfrom Italy gambling tax
Online gaming company Playtech said new Italian gambling taxes would hit adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation by about €20m-€25m.
Anglo American raises 2019 guidance for Minas Rio
Anglo American raised 2019 guidance for its Minas-Rio iron ore operation in Brazil after receiving regulatory approval relating to the Step 3 licence area.