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London close: Stocks mixed as tariff fears waver
London stocks ended Monday largely flat in muted trading, with early optimism around Donald Trump’s comments on reciprocal tariffs fading as the session progressed.
Morrisons to close 17 shops, 52 in-store cafes
Morrisons announced a major restructuring plan on Monday that will see the closure of 17 convenience stores, 52 in-store cafés, and a range of other in-store services, putting 365 jobs at risk across the UK.
Director dealings: Savannah Energy, Totally insiders make big share purchases
Directors at both Savannah Energy and Totally made significant share purchases in their respective companies recently, according to regulatory filings released on Monday.
Johnson Service Group appointes new CFO as Monaghan retires
Johnson Service Group announced on Monday that chief financial officer Yvonne Monaghan would retire after more than four decades with the company, including 17 years as CFO.
Seeing Machines appoints technology, safety chiefs
Seeing Machines announced the appointments of John Noble as its chief technology officer and Dr Mike Lenné as its first chief safety officer on Monday, as it positioned itself to capitalise on rising regulatory demand for driver monitoring systems (DMS) across the transport sector.
Pantheon Resources narrows half-year loss as it progresses developments
Pantheon Resources reported a reduced after-tax loss of $6. 9m for the six months ended 31 December 2024, down from $7. 4m in the same period a year earlier, as it progressed key developments at its 100%-owned Kodiak and Ahpun oil and gas projects on Alaska’s North Slope.
Asia report: Markets mixed as investors eye tariff impacts
Asia-Pacific markets finished in a mixed state on Monday, as investors remained cautious ahead of the 2 April deadline set by US president Donald Trump for potential reciprocal tariffs.
Bayer ordered to pay $2.1bn in US state Roundup verdict
Bayer has been ordered by a US state jury to pay approximately $2. 1bn in damages to a plaintiff who alleged that the company’s Roundup weedkiller caused his cancer.
Caledonia Mining declares quarterly dividend
Caledonia Mining declared a quarterly dividend of 14 US cents per share on Monday, maintaining its regular shareholder distribution in line with its long-standing dividend policy.
Heathrow had enough power capacity during outage - National Grid CEO
National Grid’s chief executive said over the weekend Heathrow Airport had sufficient electrical capacity to remain operational during Friday’s fire-related power outage, intensifying questions over the airport’s decision to close for nearly 18 hours.
Team Internet reports strong cash generation despite headline loss
Team Internet reported strong operational cash generation and resilient margins for the year ended 31 December on Monday, despite a headline loss driven by impairment charges.
Science Group delivers record adjusted profit despite revenue fall
Science Group delivered record adjusted operating profit and earnings per share for the year ended 31 December, it announced on Monday, despite a modest decline in revenue.
EnSilica signs multi-million pound optical computing contract
EnSilica has signed a multimillion-pound contract to provide design and manufacturing services to an unnamed optical computing systems company, the chipmaker said on Monday.
Abingdon Health revenue rises, losses widen in first half
Abingdon Health reported a 28. 4% increase in revenue to £3. 1m for the six months ended 31 December on Monday, up from £2. 4m a year earlier, supported by growth across its regulatory and lateral flow products divisions.
EMA accepts GSK's application to expand Nucala use
GSK said on Monday that the European Medicines Agency has accepted its application to expand the use of ‘Nucala’, or mepolizumab, to include patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who have an eosinophilic phenotype.
Plus500 buys Mehta Equities, EMA accepts GSK's application to extend use of Nucala
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 28 points higher on Monday, having closed down 0. 63% on Friday at 8,646. 79.
Plus500 buys Mehta Equities, EMA accepts GSK's application to extend use of Nucala
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 28 points higher on Monday, having closed down 0. 63% on Friday at 8,646. 79.