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Frontier flags bumper year as it releases Jurassic World game
Independent video games developer and publisher Frontier Developments updated the market on its trading for the financial year ended 31 May on Tuesday, and confirmed the launch of ‘Jurassic World Evolution’.
Impax appoints former BNP Paribas vice chairman as non-executive director
AIM traded sustainable specialist investor Impax Asset Management on Tuesday appointed Arnaud Jacques Marie Gilbert de Beauchef de Servigny as non-executive director with immediate effect.
Centrica shares 'underappreciated', Jefferies upgrades
While Centrica shares had been in value territory for the last six months, analysts at Jefferies now see potential for "material earnings upgrades" from the British Gas owner as a result of the recent rally in energy prices and a regulatory shift.
Shearwater's subsidiary SecurEnvoy appointed as Premier Citrix Ready Partner
Shearwater Group’s portfolio company SecurEnvoy was on Tuesday appointed by Citrix as one of its first Premier Citrix Ready Partners for the identity and access management sector.
Asia report: Most markets higher after feel-good North Korea summit
Most markets in Asia spluttered to life to finish higher on Tuesday, as investors looked past a rocky weekend at the G7 meeting and instead focussed on the landmark meeting between US president Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-un.
Europe midday: Investors tread cautiously ahead of US central bank decision
European stocks are trading on a mixed note ahead of the following session's interest rate announcement from the US central bank, as investors looked past the agreement reached overnight between the leaders of North Korea and the US and more weak data out of Germany.
IMI offers 'best entry point in eight years', says Morgan Stanley
IMI's shares have derated too far, said Morgan Stanley on Tuesday, upgrading the engineer to 'overweight' on potential for a 20% gain.
May set to avoid defeat on customs union vote with last minute deal
Prime Minister Theresa May faces an important two days of House of Commons debate on Brexit but has avoided a humiliating defeat on customs union vote after reaching a compromise with pro-EU rebels and leading Brexiters.
Chinese credit growth slowest since 2006 in May
The flow of credit in the Chinese economy reached its lowest ebb since 2006 last month, as borrowing by local governments slowed.
London midday: Housebuilders weigh as stocks drop into the red
London stocks had fallen into the red by midday on Tuesday as traders seemed unimpressed by a historic US-North Korea summit in Singapore, with housebuilders under the cosh after cost warnings from Crest Nicholson and the pound a touch firmer following fairly solid UK jobs data.
US small business sentiment at second-highest level on record
Small business sentiment in the US improved more than expected in May, to the second-highest level in the National Federation of Independent Business survey's 45-year history.
US pre-open: Stocks to slip as traders digest Trump-Kim agreement, eye inflation data
US futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Wall Street on Tuesday as investors were left disappointed by the lack of detail in the North Korean-US agreement and looked ahead to the latest inflation data.
Tern's Device Authority launches security platform on SaaS model
Tern Plc’s portfolio company Device Authority launched its new software as a service model for its internet of things security platform KeyScaler.
ZEW sentiment slides over Italian worries
German investor sentiment has fallen to the lowest reading since the eurozone debt crisis, according to a report from the ZEW Institute, but may have since improved as worries over Italy receded.
Oxford Instruments swings back into profit
Oxford Instruments swung back to a profit in the year to the end of March 2018, driven by a strong performance from its materials and characterisation business and favourable currency movements.
Trump and Kim sign historic statement at Singapore summit
President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un signed a joint statement in an important step towards the denuclearisation of North Korea at a summit in Singapore early on Tuesday.
Kepler downgrades Tate & Lyle to 'reduce', looks to lock in profits
Kepler Cheuvreux downgraded Tate & Lyle to 'reduce' from 'buy' and cut the price target to 620p from 630p as it looked to lock in profits since its upgrade of the stock.
UK employment hits new record but wage growth slows
Employment in Britain rose to a new record high in the three months to April but wage growth unexpectedly slowed.
Stausholm to replace Lynch as finance chief at Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto has appointed Jakob Stausholm to succeed Chris Lynch as its chief financial officer, it announced on Tuesday.
Domino's Pizza slumps after unexpected CFO departure
Domino's Pizza said on Tuesday that chief financial officer Rachel Osborne left the group a day earlier, as it reaffirmed its outlook for the year.