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Mueller issues Steve Bannon with grand jury subpoena - report
US Present Donald Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon was on Tuesday reportedly subpoenaed by special counsel Robert Mueller to testify in front a grand jury as part of his ongoing investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
BEIS Committee to question Claire Perry over Westminster's tariff cap
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee was set to question Claire Perry, minister for energy and clean growth, on Downing Street's proposed energy price cap, continuing its pre-legislative scrutiny of the tariff cap bill's draft.
London falls behind as UK house prices rise 5.1%
The official seasonally adjusted house price index rose by 0. 3% month-to-month in November, according to the November edition of the UK House Price Index published by the Office of National Statistics on Tuesday.
Citigroup beats Wall Street estimates, but gets battered by tax reforms
Citigroup posted profits in excess of Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, as solid growth in its consumer banking business, specifically in the Asian and South American markets, helped to offset an overall drop in trading revenues.
EC raids Euromoney's RISI paper business in cartel inquiry
The European Commission carried out an unannounced inspection at the premises of an unnamed kraft paper and industrial paper sack firm on Monday as part of an ongoing investigation into a potential cartel, while Euromoney said it's RISI subsidiary had been inspected.
United Oil and Gas reaches farmout agreement with Corallian Energy
London-based oil and gas sector investor United Oil and Gas has entered into a farmout agreement with Corallian Energy to acquire an initial 10% interest from the group in three licenses it held as part of a joint-venture with Corfe Energy.
Director dealings: Gattaca operations chief sells down stake
Keith Lewis, chief operating officer of human capital resources firm Gattaca, sold a chunk of ordinary shares in the firm on Tuesday, collecting £50,873. 40 in the process.
Science In Sport gets the formula right, sales up more than a quarter
Sports nutrition company Science in Sport (SIS) witnessed a 28% uptick in sales throughout its last trading year, as continued investment into the group's online platform and operations resulted in direct sales increasing by more than half.
Hummingbird Resources prepares to open Malian gold mine
Multi-asset gold company Hummingbird Resources saw production begin on budget and on schedule at its Yanfolila Gold Mine in Mali during its fourth trading quarter, setting the firm up for a promising 2018.
Anglo Asian Mining tops full-year production guidance despite pit closure
AIM-quoted gold exploration and development firm Anglo Asian Mining saw production top out at the upper end of its guidance over the year ended 31 December, but fell short of besting its previous outing.
Premier Technical Services expects minimal impact from Carillion liquidation
Niche specialist services company Premier Technical Services Group (PTSG) anticipated that results for its most recent trading year would be in line with the board's expectations.
InnovaDerma revenues heat up ahead of tanning season
British beauty and personal care products developer InnovaDerma saw revenue increase 31% over the six months leading to 31 December, as the group continued to make solid progress in securing new retail accounts.
Distil brews up strong batch of third quarter results
AIM-listed spirits group Distil saw an increased level of sales during its third trading quarter, including the all-important Christmas period.