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FTSE 100 movers: StanChart rallies on broker note; housebuilders slump
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 4% at 7,678. 73 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Berenberg lifts StanChart price target
Berenberg upped its price target on ‘buy’ rated Standard Chartered on Monday to 1,050p from 1,000p as it said that growth and returns are undervalued.
KKR to buy Broadcom’s EUC Division in $4bn deal
Private equity firm KKR has agreed to buy Broadcom’s end-user computing division - the EUC Division - in a $4bn deal.
Wincanton jumps as potential bidding war kicks off
Logistics firm Wincanton surged on Monday after CEVA Logistics, a unit of French shipping firm CMA CGM, sweetened its offer for the group to £604. 7m, and following an approach from Clipper Logistics owner GXO Logistics.
Intl Personal Finance delays FY results, cites Polish regulatory issues
International Personal Finance cited regulatory issues in Poland as it delayed the release of its full-year results.
London midday: Stocks fall as housebuilders slump on probe
London stocks were still in the red by midday on Monday as investors eyed the release of key US data this week, with housebuilders under pressure amid news of a probe by the competition watchdog.
M&S withholding multi-million pound payment to Ocado over performance failures
Ocado slumped on Monday following a report over the weekend that Marks & Spencer is withholding a multimillion-pound payment to the group after their grocery delivery venture missed key performance targets.
London open: Housebuilders pace decline on news of CMA probe
London stocks fell in early trade on Monday as investors eyed the release of key US data later this week, with housebuilders under pressure amid news of a probe by the competition watchdog.
Hammerson to sell Aberdeen shopping centre for £111m
Hammerson said on Monday that it has agreed the sale of Aberdeen shopping centre Union Square to an affiliate of Lone Star Real Estate Fund VI for £111m in cash.
London pre-open: Stocks seen down as attention turns to data points
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Monday as investors looked ahead to key economic data points during the week.
Monday newspaper round-up: Ryanair, retailers, solar farms
Peak summer air fares in Europe are likely to rise again this year by up to 10%, according to Ryanair, as problems with aircraft at Boeing and Airbus leave customers scrambling for seats. The increase would come on top of the sharp post-pandemic rise in holiday flight prices last year when pent-up demand met limited capacity in European airlines. - Guardian.