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Beijing forces Ant Group to shelve Shanghai IPO
Chinese financial technology outfit Ant Group was forced to shelve what had been expected to be the world's largest initial public offering ever.
Sector movers: Investors seek out value in 'bombed out' Aerospace, Bank shares
Aerospace and Defence names extended their gains from the preceding session on the back of analysts' upgrades, some of whom had pointed out that the historic valuation discount versus the broader market, defined as the Stoxx Europe 600, that they had reached in October.
Europe close: Stocks push higher heading into US elections
European stocks continued to move higher at the start of November, brushing aside concerns about new Covid-19 lockdowns and turning their attention to the US elections.
Wednesday preview: US elections, M&S in the spotlight
All eyes on Wednesday will be on the result of the US presidential elections and whether Democrats are able to gain control of the Senate, the upper chamber of Congress.
Deliveroo chooses JP Morgan to help prepare London IPO
Meal delivery giant Deliveroo has given JP Morgan the mandate, alongside Goldman Sachs, to manage its initial public offering, which could be unveiled within months, Sky News's Mark Kleinman reported.
Morgan Stanley upgrades Shell and BP
Morgan Stanley upgraded its recommendation for shares of Shell from 'equalweight' to 'overweight', telling clients that the oil major's new distribution policy revealed insiders confidence in the firm's ability to throw off cash.
RBA cuts rates and launches QE, doesn't see hike for three years
Central bankers Down Under cut official interest rates further to see the economy through an expected soft patch over the next two years.
Canaccord slashes target for National Express but eyes recovery in 2021-22
Analysts at Canaccord Genuity slashed their target price on shares of coach and rail operator National Express.
IWG posts jump in net cash despite drop in Q3 revenues
Flexible working outfit IWG posted a big decline in third quarter revenues but said it had seen a substantial pick up in interest from corporates and boasted of a "strong" performance that saw it move into a net cash position.
Weir Group full-year guidance still shelved, but upbeat on Mining outlook
Weir Group reported a large drop in continuing orders over the third quarter and management kept its full-year guidance shelved, but management did sound a confident note both on the near-term and longer-term outlook for demand in Mining.