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FTSE 100 movers: Rolls-Royce rallies ahead of results; Flutter loses ground
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 3% at 7,732. 41 in afternoon trade on Monday.
LSEG owner said to be plotting multimillion pound pay rise for CEO
The owner of the London Stock Exchange Group is reportedly plotting a multimillion pound pay rise for its chief executive.
London midday: Stocks edge up in quiet trade; Currys surges
London stocks had edged up by midday on Monday, reversing earlier small losses, as Currys rocketed amid takeover interest.
Polymetal to sell Russian business for $3.7bn
Polymetal International said on Monday that it has agreed to sell its Russian business to Russian precious metals miner Mangazeya Mining for around $3. 69bn.
Berenberg hikes Flutter target price, reiterates 'buy'
Berenberg lifted its price target on Flutter Entertainment to 18,600p from 17,000p on Monday and reiterated its ‘buy’ recommendation, as it highlighted strong growth and balance sheet flexibility.
London open: Stocks nudge lower but Currys surges amid takeover interest
London stocks were just a touch weaker in early trade on Monday, but electricals retailer Currys surged amid takeover interest.
Insurance arm stands out as Moneysupermarket posts record revenues
Moneysupermarket hailed record full-year revenues on Monday following a strong performance from its insurance business.
Bank of Georgia to buy Armenia’s Ameriabank for $303.6m
Bank of Georgia said on Monday that it has agreed to buy Armenia's Ameriabank for around $303. 6m.
London pre-open: Stocks to edge up; Currys rejects takeover bid from Elliott
London stocks were expected to edge up on Monday, but trade was set to be fairly quiet with US markets closed for Presidents’ Day.
Monday newspaper round-up: Train-leasing firms, oil companies, EDF
Private firms that lease out trains for Britain’s railway have seen their profits treble in a year, with more than £400m paid in dividends, official figures show. The rolling stock companies paid out a total of £409. 7m to shareholders and profit margins rose to 41. 6% in 2022-23, according to the Office of Rail and Road, as the rest of the railway was told to make swingeing cuts and salaries were frozen. Taxpayer subsidies are still running at twice pre-pandemic levels.