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Ark Invest sees Tesla shares at $3,000 by 2025
Tesla shares surged on Monday after tech-focused investment manager Ark Invest said the price could hit $3,000 by 2025 in its base case scenario.
FTSE 250 movers: 4Imprint gains; Cineworld slumps
London’s FTSE 250 was up 0. 1% at 21,448. 75 in afternoon trade on Monday.
FTSE 100 movers: AstraZeneca rallies on trial results; IAG tanks
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 2% at 6,722. 35 in afternoon trade on Monday.
Retail footfall rises ahead of lockdown anniversary - Springboard
Footfall across UK retail destinations rose last week as the anniversary of lockdown looms, driven by high streets, according to the latest data from retail analysts Springboard.
Cubic Corp surges after offer from Singapore's ST Engineering
Shares of Cubic Corp surged in pre-market trade on Monday after the company confirmed it had recently received an unsolicited buyout proposal from Singapore Technologies Engineering (STE) at $76 a share in cash.
London midday: Stocks tick higher but gains limited amid travel & leisure slump
London stocks had popped into the black by midday on Monday, helped along by a strong performance from Kingfisher, although gains were limited as travel and leisure issues slumped amid an EU-UK vaccine spat and rising Covid cases in Europe.
Futura Medical gets FDA OK for confirmatory study of erectile dysfunction gel
Futura Medical shares surged on Monday after the company said it had agreed with the US Food and Drug Administration on the protocol for a small confirmatory clinical study of its erectile dysfunction gel, MED3000.
Citi upgrades Softcat, says premium valuation 'here to stay'
Citi upgraded its stance on shares of IT infrastructure and services provider Softcat on Monday to ‘neutral’ from ‘sell’ as it said the premium valuation is here to stay.
Grainger appoints John Blanshard as director of operations
Residential landlord Grainger has appointed John Blanshard as its director of operations.
London open: Travel & leisure stocks pace the decline
London equity markets edged lower in early trade on Monday, with travel and leisure stocks pacing the decline amid a vaccine spat between the UK and EU and concerns about rising Covid cases in Europe.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower amid rise in Europe Covid cases
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Monday amid concerns about the slow vaccine rollout in Europe and rising Covid-19 cases.
Monday newspaper round-up: Covid cost, Greensill, cinema bosses
A year of Covid-19 lockdowns has cost the UK economy £251bn – the equivalent of the entire annual output of the south-east of England or nearly twice that of Scotland, according to a report published on Monday. Analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business Research found that while the whole of the country had suffered huge damage from restrictions on activity since the first national lockdown began, some poorer regions had suffered the most. - Guardian.