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FTSE 250 movers: Ocado surges on tie-up news; bookies slump
London's FTSE 250 was up 0. 1% to 20,666. 65 in afternoon trade on Monday, with Ocado putting in an impressive performance.
FTSE 100 movers: Barclays gains on Tiger Global report; Relx retreats on downgrade
London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 1% to 7,724. 81 in afternoon trade on Monday.
1,700 jobs at risk as Tesco simplifies operations
Tesco has announced plans to simplify its operational structures that will affect 1,700 jobs.
Deutsche Bank slashes Carpetright target price after profit warning
Deutsche Bank has taken an axe to its price target for Carpetright following the flooring specialist's profit warning on Friday.
Quadrise Fuels knows no reason for share price move
AIM-listed Quadrise Fuels noted the recent movement in its share price on Monday and said it's not aware of any reason for the drop.
Juno Therapeutics surges on Celgene deal
Juno Therapeutics was set to surge at the open on Monday after agreeing for Celgene to buy the shares in the biopharmaceutical group it does not already own for around $9bn in cash.
US pre-open: Stocks seen slightly lower amid government shutdown; M&A in focus
US futures pointed to a slightly weaker open on Wall Street on Monday as the government remained shut down.
London midday: Stocks stay flat as bookies drop; Ocado surges on international tie-up
London stocks stayed flat by midday on Monday as investors mulled the US government shutdown and sifted through a raft of corporate news, with bookmakers under the cosh amid speculation the government is planning a £2 maximum stake on betting machines.
RBC Capital upgrades PageGroup, says it's 'best staffing play'
RBC Capital Markets upgraded PageGroup to 'outperform' from 'sector perform' and lifted its price target to 640p from 490p, saying it "looks the best staffing play at this point".
Goals Soccer Centres sees FY profit at lower end of market expectations
Five-a-side football group Goals Soccer Centres said on Monday that 2017 profits are likely to be broadly in line with the lower end of market expectations, as it reported a drop in full-year like-for-like sales.
Lonmin full-year loss widens on impairment charge
Platinum miner Lonmin swung to a bigger loss in 2017 as it took a hit from a $1. 05bn impairment charge.
Richemont offers €38 a share to take over Yoox Net-a-Porter
Swiss luxury goods group Richemont has offered to buy the shares in Yoox Net-a-Porter it does not already own.
Gem Diamonds recovers 149 carat diamond from Letseng
Gem Diamonds has recovered an "exceptional quality" 149 carat, D colour Type IIa diamond, with "excellent" shape, from the Letseng mine in Lesotho.
Dixons Carphone narrows profit guidance, appoints Alex Baldock as CEO
Dixons Carphone narrowed its full-year profit guidance on Monday as it announced the appointment of Alex Baldock as its new chief executive.
London open: Stocks flat amid US government shutdown; bookies drop
London stocks were flat in early trade on Monday as investors mulled the US government shutdown and sifted through a raft of corporate news, with bookmakers under pressure.
Workspace to buy Centro Buildings in Camden
Workspace has exchanged contracts to buy five of the Centro Buildings in Camden, London, for £109m.
Compass sees effective tax rate cut to 24% on US changes
FTSE 100 catering company Compass said on Monday that changes to the US tax system will cut its effective tax rate from 26. 5% to around 24%.
GKN lifts eDrive sales forecasts as it fends off Melrose bid
Having rejected a £7bn hostile bid from Melrose Industries last week, GKN sought to highlight its potential as a standalone entity on Monday, lifting sales forecasts for its electric driveline (eDrive) business.
London pre-open: Stocks to edge lower as investors mull US government shutdown
London stocks were set for a slightly weaker open on Monday as investors mulled the US government shutdown, although losses were likely to be minimal.
Smiths Group to sell John Crane's Bearings business
Smiths Group has agreed to sell its John Crane's Bearings business to private Austrian company Miba AG for an enterprise value of $35m.