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Iberdrola to buy 88% stake in Electricity North West for £2.1bn
Iberdrola said on Friday that it has agreed to buy an 88% stake in Electricity North West (ENW) in the UK for £2. 1bn.
FTSE 100 movers: IAG flies higher after results; GSK in the black
London’s FTSE 100 was down 1. 3% at 8,178. 75 in afternoon trade on Friday.
London midday: Stocks maintain losses amid US growth concerns, ahead of payrolls
London stocks were still in the red by midday on Friday as weak US data raised fears about the economy, and ahead of the release of the all-important non-farm payrolls report.
Citi adds Ryanair to ‘Europe Focus List’
Citi added Ryanair to its ‘Europe Focus List’ on Friday and opened a 90-day ‘positive short-term view’.
RBC Capital reiterates ‘outperform’ on ITM Power
RBC Capital Markets reiterated its ‘outperform’ rating on ITM Power on Friday as it pointed to a "relatively attractive" risk/reward profile.
Ryanair passenger numbers jump 8% in July
Budget airline Ryanair reported an 8% jump in passenger numbers for July on Tuesday.
NCC to sell Fox Crypto business for €77m
NCC surged on Friday after it announced the sale of its non-core Fox Crypto business for around €77m (£65. 4m).
Virgin Money lending nudges lower ahead of Nationwide takeover
Virgin Money reported a dip in third-quarter customer lending and mortgages on Friday ahead of its takeover by Nationwide.
London open: FTSE falls as investors eye payrolls report
London stocks fell in early trade on Friday as weak data raised fears about the US economy, and ahead of the release of the all-important non-farm payrolls report.
London pre-open: Stocks to fall on Asian losses, ahead of payrolls
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Friday following heavy losses in Asia, as investors eyed the latest US non-farm payrolls report.
Friday newspaper round-up: Morrisons, JLR, Intel
Morrisons is testing out raising the temperature of its freezers by 3C in the first move by a UK supermarket to depart from a long-held industry standard, in order to save energy and money. The Bradford-based chain said it would increase the temperature on appliances in 10 of its stores to -15C from -18C, the industry standard set almost 100 years ago and left unchanged. – Guardian.