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Deutsche Numis reiterates 'buy' rating on Darktrace
Deutsche Numis reiterated its ‘buy’ recommendation and 520p price target on Darktrace on Monday as it said first-half profitability was "materially" ahead of expectations.
Berenberg lifts Admiral price target
Admiral rallied on Monday as Berenberg lifted its price target on the shares to 2,973p from 2,961p after results last week.
FTSE 100 movers: Admiral gains on Berenberg note; miners fall
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 3% at 7,633. 35 in afternoon trade on Monday.
HSBC to recruit about 50 more bankers for US commercial bank - Reuters
HSBC is planning to recruit about 50 more bankers in its US commercial bank to lend to start-up companies, mainly in the technology and healthcare sectors, according to a senior executive.
Superdry negotiating £10m loan with Hilco - report
Struggling fashion retailer Superdry, which is in talks to be taken private by its founder, is reportedly negotiating an additional multimillion-pound loan with one of its existing lenders.
London midday: FTSE in the red ahead of US inflation data; Currys tumbles
London stocks were still in the red by midday on Monday following a mostly weaker session in Asia, as investors eyed this week’s US consumer price inflation data.
Vanquis Banking warns on full-year profits, shares tank
Vanquis Banking Group warned on full-year profits on Monday as it continues to be redevelop its customer proposition and reset pricing, and due to costs associated with reviewing complaints mostly related to credit cards.
LoopUp to de-list from AIM as it seeks to raise funds privately
LoopUp said on Monday that it was planning to leave the London stock market and raise funds privately.
RBC Capital upgrades Marks & Spencer to 'outperform'
RBC Capital Markets upgraded Marks & Spencer on Monday to ‘outperform’ from ‘sector perform’ and lifted the price target to 300p from 285p.
London open: FTSE falls as investors eye US CPI; Currys tumbles
London stocks fell in early trade on Monday following a mostly weaker session in Asia, as investors eyed this week’s US consumer price inflation data.
Citi downgrades Virgin Money to ‘neutral’ after Nationwide offer
Citi downgraded its stance on Virgin Money on Monday to ‘neutral’/high risk from ‘buy’/high risk after the shares surged on news that Nationwide Building Society had offered to buy the group in a £2. 9bn deal.
London pre-open: Stocks seen down as investors eye US CPI data
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Monday, extending Friday’s losses after a mostly weaker session in Asia, as investors eyed this week's US CPI data.
Monday newspaper round-up: Thames Water, McLaren, gigafactories
Thames Water has risked a fresh backlash over its commitment to tackling sewage dumping after it declined to commit funds to a £180m industry-wide initiative to fast-track efforts to reduce pollution in England’s waterways. The government said on Monday that the sum would be spent by six companies over the next 12 months to prevent more than 8,000 sewage spills, as water companies attempt to address their woeful record on tackling spills. – Guardian.