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Deutsche Bank upgrades 3i Group to 'buy'
Deutsche Bank upgraded listed private equity firm 3i Group on Wednesday to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’.
FTSE 100 movers: CRH and Ashtead rally; Persimmon in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was flat at 8,168. 57 in afternoon trade on Wednesday.
Boohoo should get shareholder approval before disposals, says Frasers
Frasers Group published an open letter on Wednesday in which it urged the board of Boohoo not to dispose of any assets without prior shareholder approval.
London midday: Stocks rally as Trump becomes 47th US president
London stocks were still firmly in the black by midday on Wednesday as Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States.
Wetherspoons hails 'record' sales, highlights rising costs
Pub chain JD Wetherpoon said on Wednesday that it was "confident of a reasonable outcome for the year" as it reported record sales but highlighted rising costs.
RBC Capital ups Burberry to ‘outperform’, hikes price target
RBC Capital Markets upgraded Burberry on Wednesday to ‘outperform’ from ‘sector perform’ and hiked the price target to 900p from 650p.
Lancashire Holdings announces special dividend as profits grow
Lancashire Holdings posted a 9% jump in premiums written on Wednesday as it announced a special dividend, sending shares in the insurer surging.
London open: Stocks surge as Trump declares victory
London stocks rallied in early trade on Wednesday as Donald Trump closed in on the US presidency.
Marks & Spencer first-half profits beat expectations
Marks & Spencer reported better-than-expected first-half profits on Wednesday as it said the food and clothing segments have now delivered market share growth for four consecutive years.
Domino’s Q3 orders boosted by delivery
Domino’s Pizza posted a jump in third-quarter orders on Wednesday, underpinned by delivery orders.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up as Trump on course to win US presidential race
London stocks looked set to gain at the open on Wednesday as Donald Trump was on course to win the US presidential race.
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Eurostar, Asda, jobless rate
Cross-channel train operator Eurostar has been criticised by the advertising watchdog for exaggerating the number of £39 seats on sale. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that Eurostar ads across Instagram and Facebook for £39 tickets from London to Amsterdam and Brussels were misleading, the second time it has censured its ads this year. – Guardian.