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19 Jun
Bonmarche
Online sales lift full-year profit at Bonmarche

AIM-listed value women’s fashion retailer Bonmarche posted a 38. 1% jump in full-year pre-tax profit on Tuesday even as revenue declined, as the online segment provided a boost in tough markets.

19 Jun
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DS Smith plans £1bn rights issue to fund Spanish acquisition

DS Smith has launched a £1bn (€1. 15bn) rights issue to fund the €1. 7bn acquisition of smaller Spanish packaging rival Europac.

19 Jun
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Smurfit Kappa gets recognition at Colombian back-scratching ceremony

Smurfit Kappa talked up its latest accolades once again on Tuesday, after winning two Grupo Nutresa awards in Colombia.

19 Jun
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Ashtead posts solid full-year revenue growth

Equipment rental company Ashtead posted a 20% improvement in revenue in its final results on Tuesday to £3. 71bn, with rental revenue rising 21% to £3. 42bn.

19 Jun
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Hornby annual losses widen, current sales lower than expected

Model train set maker Hornby posted a widening of its full-year losses on Tuesday as it said current sales were lower than expected.

19 Jun
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Tuesday newspaper round-up: Trade, taxes, airline M&A, water companies

Donald Trump directed the US Trade Representative to prepare new tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports Monday as the two nations moved closer to a potential trade war. The tariffs, which Trump wants set at a 10% rate, would be the latest round of punitive measures in an escalating dispute over the large trade imbalance between the two countries. - Guardian.

19 Jun
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Capita sells supplier assessment services for £160m

Capita has agreed to sell its supplier assessment services business for £160m as the outsourcing company disposes of non-core operations following the collapse of rival Carillion.

19 Jun
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Powerhouse Energy hooks up demonstration plant to microgrid at Thornton Science Park

AIM-quoted technology company Powerhouse Energy has seen its demonstration energy plant power the Energy Centre at University of Chester's Thornton Science Park microgrid for the first time.

19 Jun
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London open: Stocks slide as profit warnings, US-China tensions weigh

London stocks fell in early trade on Tuesday as escalating tensions between the US and China and profit warnings soured sentiment.

19 Jun
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Debenhams issues further profit warning amid fierce competition

Debenhams has warned that annual profit will be at least 20% less than market expectations as the department store chain faces weak consumer spending and discounting by competitors.

19 Jun
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White House readies $400bn-worth of possible tariffs on Chinese made goods

President Donald Trump instructed his country's Trade Representative to identify another $200bn-worth of goods on which to levy 10% tariffs.

19 Jun
Countryside Properties expands Sigma partnership to deliver another 5,000 homes

Housebuilder and urban regeneration partner Countryside Properties has expanded its strategic partnership with Sigma Capital Group to deliver a further 5,000 private rental sector homes over the next three years.

19 Jun
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McCarthy & Stone axes CEO and reviews strategy as profits disappoint

Retirement housebuilder McCarthy & Stone's chief executive has been pushed into early retirement of his own after the company issued a profit warning on Tuesday amid increased caution from potential customers.

19 Jun
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London pre-open: Stocks to drop as US-China relations escalate further

London stocks were set for losses at the open on Tuesday as the US and China edged closer to a trade war.