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10 Dec
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FTSE 100 movers: Randgold shines but Centrica, SSE hit by Deutsche note

London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 4% to 6,750. 59 in afternoon trade on Monday even as the pound sank after Theresa May confirmed that this week's parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal will be postponed.

10 Dec
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Peel Hunt downgrades housebuilders on Brexit uncertainty

Housebuilders were under the cosh on Monday as Peel Hunt cut its stance on several names in the sector, with Brexit uncertainty a concern.

10 Dec
Hardide posts record sales amid oil & gas recovery

Hardide reported record full-year revenues on Monday as gross profit rose thanks in part to a recovery in the oil and gas sector.

10 Dec
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Hikma US launches generic version of Lundbeck's Onfi

Hikma Pharmaceuticals' US subsidiary has launched a generic equivalent to Lundbeck's Onfi, which is used for the treatment of seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) in patients of two years and older.

10 Dec
experian
Experian to buy South Africa's Compuscan

FTSE 100 credit checking firm Experian has agreed to buy South African credit bureau and information services business, Compuscan, for ZAR3. 72bn, or around $263m, in a deal that will be funded from existing cash resources.

10 Dec
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New management to reinvigorate Smith & Nephew, says Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley upped its stance on Smith & Nephew to 'overweight' from 'equalweight' on Monday, lifting the target price to 1,692p from 1,457p as it argued that new management should help to reinvigorate the top line performance following years of stagnation.

10 Dec
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US pre-open: Stocks seen muted amid ongoing trade war worries

US futures pointed to a muted open on Wall Street on Monday as investors continued to fret about trade relations between the US and China.

10 Dec
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London midday: Stocks reverse losses as pound slumps on Brexit vote delay

London stocks turned a touch higher by midday on Monday as the pound slid on news that Theresa May has called off this week's parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal.

10 Dec
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Hollywood Bowl profits and revenue jump, special divi announced again

Hollywood Bowl posted a jump in full-year profit and revenue on Monday as it announced a special dividend for the second year in a row.

10 Dec
Big Sofa Tech sees full-year revenues up 31%

Big Sofa Technologies said on Monday that it expects full-year revenue to be up 31% compared to 2017.

10 Dec
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Greencoat Renewables buys two wind farms for EUR88m

Renewable infrastructure group Greencoat Renewables has announced the acquisition of two wind farms from BlackRock Real Assets for €88m.

10 Dec
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London open: Stocks slip amid Brexit concerns; Just Group bucks trend

London stocks edged lower in early trade on Monday, taking their cue from losses in Asia, amid worries about Brexit.

10 Dec
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Retail sales slump in November as Black Friday hits high street

Retail sales in the UK slumped in November as online Black Friday deals tempted shoppers away from the high street, according to figures released by the British Retail Consortium and Springboard.

10 Dec
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London pre-open: Stocks seen lower amid Brexit woes

London stocks were set for a downbeat open on Monday, taking their cue from losses in Asia amid worries about Brexit and trade.

10 Dec
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Monday newspaper round-up: Brexit, retailers, Amazon, May, Interserve

A pair of hedge funds owned by prominent Brexit supporters have made significant bets against companies exposed to the British consumer including big high street names. Odey Asset Management, part-owned by Crispin Odey, and Marshall Wace, part-owned by Sir Paul Marshall, have declared short positions against consumer-exposed companies, including retailers, estate agents and banks, equivalent to £149m and £572m respectively – as rising political uncertainty threatens the economy.