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FTSE 100 movers: Barclays jumps on strategy update; miners lose ground
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 3% at 7,708. 51 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Ferrexpo cancels interim dividend
Iron ore pellet producer Ferrexpo said on Tuesday that it was cancelling its interim dividend just days before it was due to be paid out, following a claim against its Ukrainian subsidiary.
Walmart to buy smart TV maker Vizio in $2.3bn deal
Walmart said on Tuesday that it has agreed to buy Vizio in a $2. 3bn deal.
Jefferies upgrades Domino’s Pizza to ‘buy’
Jefferies upgraded Domino’s Pizza Group on Tuesday to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ and lifted the price target to 430p from 410p.
Mobico delays FY results, shares slide
Mobico shares slumped on Tuesday after the National Express owner said results would be delayed due to an accounting review of its German rail business.
London open: Stocks fall as miners slump; Barclays bucks trend
London stocks fell in early trade on Tuesday, with miners under pressure amid worries about China's economy, but Barclays powered ahead as investors welcomed the bank's strategic overhaul.
Superdry's Dunkerton in talks with US investor about bid - report
Prominent US investor Davidson Kempner is reportedly among the parties being courted by Superdry's founder as he assembles an offer to take the struggling fashion chain private.
Plus500 planning $175m shareholder returns as FY results beat expectations
Plus500 reported a fall in full-year earnings and revenue on Tuesday, but results were "significantly ahead" of market expectations and the online trading platform announced plans for $175m in shareholder returns.
London pre-open: Stocks seen down as Barclays reports
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Tuesday following losses on Wall Street, with Barclays results in focus.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Workers' rights, Severn Trent, Superdry
Union leaders have warned business groups against pushing Keir Starmer to water down Labour’s plans to introduce sweeping reforms of workers’ rights and a ban on zero-hours contracts. As the Labour leader comes under pressure from industry to scale back its shake-up of employment laws, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) said the plans were “extremely popular” with voters and good for the economy. – Guardian.