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Director dealings: Premier Technical Services heads sell 750,000 shares each
John Foley, chairman of UK-based permanent façade access equipment firm Premier Technical Services Group (PTSG), sold 750,000 ordinary shares in the company on Friday, as did chief executive Paul Teasdale, with the pair collecting over £1. 5m a piece as a result of the two transactions.
SEC raises concerns over Bitcoin investor funds
The US Securities and Exchange Commission cautioned investors over bitcoin-themed investments on Thursday, as the regulator warned the fund industry that it wanted answers to its vast concerns before making any moves to endorse multiple proposed products based on cryptocurrencies.
IBM falls despite posting first rise in revenue for 23 months
Tech-giant IBM closed out the 2017 calendar year with a rise in revenues for the first time in almost six years, but shares slipped in early trading after the firm warned that higher tax rates would eat away at its profits from the current trading year.
SPD leader warns another German election would cause party further harm
Martin Schulz, the head of Germany's Social Democratic Party, urged members of his party to endorse coalition talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Christian Democratic Union in order to avoid another national election that could cause the party further damage.
Suntrust earnings get boost from US tax reforms
US-lender Suntrust Banks posted net income of $710m from the three months leading to 31 December as the revaluation of its deferred tax liability and other discrete items added $291m to the group's bottom line.
Trans-Siberian Gold edges past guidance on record Q4 production
In the three months leading to 31 December, miner Trans-Siberian Gold produced 12,244 ounces of gold to lift annual production just ahead of guidance.
AFC Energy preps for commercial deployment
AIM-listed industrial fuel cell power company AFC Energy stressed the importance of improvements made to its fuel cell system throughout the fourth quarter of the calendar year as it began to build a "compelling case" for commercial deployment.
Ryanair referred to HMRC over pay discrepancies
Two separate parliamentary committees have referred Ryanair to the employment and tax authorities after the low-cost carrier's "refusal to cooperate" with inquiries into staff pay and working conditions.
EasyJet to take off on back of Air Berlin slots acquisition - Morgan Stanley
EasyJet looks ready to reap the benefits of its moves to expand its short-haul flight business, as its acquisition of recently collapsed carrier Air Berlin's operations at Tegel Airport set up the British firm to take the title of Germany's leading airline.
United Oil and Gas confirms commercial discovery at Italian asset
United Oil & Gas has confirmed a "significant commercial discovery" from a well in the Selva gas field in northern Italy, with a production concession application to the Italian Ministry planned for submission before the end of first half of 2018.
Aviva finalises disposal of Taiwanese operations to JV partner
Insurance group Aviva has completed the sale of its 49% shareholding in its Taiwanese joint venture, First Aviva Life, to its partner First Financial Holdings.