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Bytes Technology CEO makes sudden exit after undisclosed share trades
Bytes Technology said on Wednesday that chief executive Neil Murphy has resigned with immediate effect, having made undisclosed trades in shares of the software, security, AI and cloud services firm.
FTSE 100 movers: BT gains as it sells iconic London tower; HSBC tumbles
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 7% at 7,663. 29 in afternoon trade on Wednesday.
Reddit to offer IPO shares to biggest users - report
Social media firm Reddit is reportedly planning to offer shares in its initial public offering to 75,000 of its biggest users when it hits the market next month.
London midday: Stocks maintain losses as HSBC, Glencore slump
London stocks were still in the red by midday on Wednesday, led lower by HSBC and Glencore after results, as investors eyed the latest minutes from the Federal Reserve and results from US AI chipmaker Nvidia.
Jefferies upgrades Genel to ‘buy’, lifts price target
Jefferies upgraded Genel to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ on Wednesday and lifted the price target to 100p from 85p.
Iconic BT Tower to be turned into hotel in £275m deal
BT Group said on Wednesday that it has agreed to sell the BT Tower to MCR Hotels for £275m.
London open: Stocks fall as HSBC, Glencore weigh
London stocks fell in early trade on Wednesday, led lower by HSBC and Glencore after results, as investors mulled the latest UK borrowing figures.
Bulmers owner C&C to launch €15m share buyback
Bulmers and Magners owner C&C Group said on Wednesday that it will launch a buyback programme of up to €15m on 1 March.
Tate & Lyle revenues dip amid softer demand
Tate & Lyle cut its full-year revenue outlook on Wednesday as it said posted a drop in third-quarter revenue due to softer demand.
London pre-open: Stocks to nudge up; HSBC in focus
London stocks were set to nudge higher at the open on Wednesday following a slightly lower close a day earlier, as investors mulled the latest UK borrowing figures and results from the likes of HSBC and Rio Tinto.
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Fuel prices, electric vehicles, Klarna
Food businesses sending products to the EU have had to fork out an extra £170m in export costs because of Brexit red tape, with the changes described as being “catastrophic” for some exporters. Data shared with the Guardian shows that in the three years since leaving the single market, exporters of foods of animal origin have had to pay the sums to secure sign-offs by vets before they can send their shipments. – Guardian.