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Segro goes cap in hand to investors for funds to pursue opportunities
Segro has launched a placing and share sale for retail investors with the object of raising £650m to pursue opportunities in the space.
Job openings and 'quits' drop in April, JOLTS survey shows
The number of job openings and of voluntary separations in the US, or so-called 'quits', fell in April, as the Cobid-19 pandemic rolled across the country and job insecurity soared.
Europe close: Stocks dip amid trade tensions, valuations in focus
Stocks moved lower on Tuesday following reports that pointed to the risk of renewed trade tensions with the US and amid a fair bit of market commentary around stockmarket valuations.
Wednesday preview: US Fed, Paragon Banking Group in the spotlight
The market spotlight on Wednesday will be on the US central bank's outlook for the US and global economy and hence for monetary policy.
US-EU trade talks stall
Brussels's attempt to soothe strained transatlantic trade ties have stalled and a successful conclusion to the talks may have to wait until after the upcoming US presidential contest, the European Union's chief trade negotiator said.
Morgan Stanley starts S4 Capital at 'overweight', sees strong growth
Morgan Stanley started coverage of digital advertising and marketing services provider S4 Capital at 'overweight', highlighting to clients the company's quality services and expected fast growth, among other positives.
UBS sees multi-billion dollar charge in 2020 from BP restructuring
Analysts at UBS stood by their 'buy' recommendation for shares of BP after the oil major announced plans to reduce its workforce by about 14%, or roughly 10,000 people, the day before.
Europe midday: Stocks drop on thin volumes after strong start to June
Stocks are moving sharply lower with no obvious catalyst in sight although a fair bit of market commentary on Tuesday was revolving around stockmarket valuations.