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Aston Martin rallies as Enrico Cardile set to join F1 team
Aston Martin rallied on Tuesday on news that Enrico Cardile will join its F1 team in 2025 as chief technical officer, having recently left Ferrari, where he was chassis technical director.
FTSE 100 movers: BP slumps on update; utilities gain
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 6% at 8,141. 35 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Mulberry appoints Andrea Baldo as new CEO
Mulberry said on Tuesday that it has appointed Andrea Baldo as its new chief executive officer, replacing Thierry Andretta who is stepping down with immediate effect.
London midday: Stocks flat as investors eye Powell speech
London stocks were steady by midday on Tuesday as investors mulled a dip in retail sales and erred on the side of caution ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.
Deutsche Bank upgrades Currys, Kingfisher and Moonpig to 'buy'
Deutsche Bank upgraded Currys, Kingfisher and Moonpig on Tuesday to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ as it turned more positive on UK retailers.
Recruiter PageGroup warns on profits
Recruiter PageGroup warned on profits on Tuesday, citing geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty.
Capita to sell software business Capita One for £200m
Capita surged on Tuesday after announcing the sale of its public sector software business Capita One for £200m.
London open: Stocks flat as investors mull retail sales; PageGroup, Indivior warn on profits
London stocks were steady in early trade on Tuesday as investors mulled a dip in retail sales and profit warnings from PageGroup and Indivior.
Vistry backs FY expectations after 'strong' first half
Vistry backed its full-year expectations on Tuesday as it hailed a "strong" first half, with profit expected to have risen 7%.
London pre-open: Stocks to edge higher; UK retail sales dip
London stocks were set to edge up at the open on Tuesday as data showed a dip in retail sales.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Meta, EDF, Tesla
Meta has claimed news is not the antidote to misinformation and disinformation spreading on Facebook and Instagram, as the company continues to push back against being forced to pay media companies for news in Australia. Meta announced in March it would not enter into new agreements with media companies to pay for news following the end of contracts signed in 2021 under the Morrison government’s news media bargaining code. – Guardian.