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Palace Capital lets refurbished Solaris House in Milton Keynes
Property investment company Palace Capital has let Unit 2, known as Solaris House, located in Pitfield, Kiln Farm, Milton Keynes.
System1 prepares shareholders for disappointing results
Marketing services group System1 updated the market on its trading for the 12 months ended 31 March on Wednesday, which it described as “disappointing”.
GAN extends New Jersey contract with Paddy Power Betfair
Internet gaming enterprise software supplier GAN announced on Wednesday that key client Paddy Power Betfair has entered into a multi-year extension for the continued provision of platform services in the New Jersey online gaming market.
Vianet trades in line with board expecting maintained dividend
Actionable data and business insights provider Vianet Group updated the market on its trading on Wednesday, reporting that trading in the second half of the year was largely as anticipated and, as a result, its full-year profits would be broadly in line with market expectations and ahead of last year's outturn of £3. 32m.
Hostel operator Safestay has 'most successful year ever'
Safestay issued its final results for the year ended 31 December on Wednesday, reporting growth of 43% in total revenues to £10. 5m, including acquisitions it made in 2017.
Telford Homes profit to surge as it focusses on build-to-rent
London-focussed residential property developer Telford Homes updated the market on its trading on Wednesday, saying it anticipated record revenue and profit for the year ended 31 March.
Scancell acquires novel antibodies from University of Nottingham
Novel immunotherapies developer Scancell Holdings has entered into an agreement with the University of Nottingham, it announced on Wednesday, to acquire a number of novel monoclonal antibodies to tumour-associated glycans.
Asia report: Markets finish stronger after solid US session overnight
Asian markets were in the green as they closed on Wednesday, as investors took their lead from a solid session on Wall Street overnight, which itself was boosted by a strong earnings season in the US.
CYBG to operate below guidance as PPI costs escalate
CYBG announced on Wednesday that it expects to increase its provisions for legacy PPI costs as at 31 March by £350m, with the provision amount subject to the finalisation of its half year results for the six months ended 31 March.
Polymetal sees decent improvement in first quarter gold production
Polymetal International issued its production results for the first quarter ended 31 March on Wednesday, reporting 295 Koz of gold equivalent production, a 5% year-on-year increase.
Hochschild Mining achieves strong first quarter production despite San Jose stoppage
Hochschild Mining reported record first quarter attributable production in an update on Wednesday, with 4. 7 million ounces of silver and 69,030 ounces of gold produced in the period.
Meggitt to supply wheels and brake components for new Korean fighter jets
High performance aerospace, defence and energy components provider Meggitt has secured a multi-million dollar contract with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), it announced on Wednesday, to supply advanced nose and main wheels, high performance carbon brakes and a brake control system for the KF-X multirole fighter jet.
Rio Tinto posts mixed production results amid $5bn divestment programme
Rio Tinto issued its first quarter production figures on Wednesday, reporting that Pilbara iron ore shipments at 80. 3 million tonnes were 5% higher than the first quarter of 2017, benefitting from productivity improvements and fewer weather disruptions.
BT consolidating enterprise businesses in the UK and Ireland
BT Group announced on Wednesday that it would bring together its enterprise businesses in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, in a bid to accelerate its transformation, simplify its operating model and strengthen accountabilities.
Melrose urges remaining GKN shareholders to accept, Hammerson withdraws offer for Intu Properties
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US close: Traders turn Tuesday green as Netflix flexes its earnings muscle
Wall Street finished a solid session in the green on Tuesday, as investors digested the latest numbers from investment banking behemoth Goldman Sachs and a blowout earnings beat from Netflix.