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Oaktree Capital calls on Indivior to refresh board of directors
Investment fund Oaktree Capital Management has written to Indivior urging the opioid addiction treatment maker to refresh its board with directors "committed to taking all steps necessary to improve shareholder value".
London close: Stocks fall as BoE cuts rates; Fed eyed
London stocks ended down on Thursday as investors mulled a rate cut by the Bank of England, waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to the latest policy announcement from the Federal Reserve.
Boohoo hits back, accuses Frasers of promoting own 'self-interest'
Boohoo hit back at Frasers Group on Thursday, accusing the retail company of promoting its own "self-interest" at the expense of other shareholders.
FTSE 100 movers: Miners in the black; Auto Trader slumps
London’s FTSE 100 was flat at 8,163. 07 in afternoon trade on Thursday.
Consumer credit firm NewDay said to prepare £1.7bn sale or float
Consumer credit firm NewDay Group - which is behind the Argos and John Lewis store cards - is reportedly kicking off preparations for a sale or stock market listing that could value it at more than £1. 7bn.
Helios Towers lifts full-year outlook
Telecommunications infrastructure firm Helios Towers lifted its full-year outlook on Thursday as it posted an uptick in third-quarter adjusted EBITDA.
London midday: Stocks little changed as BoE cuts rates; Fed eyed
London stocks were still just a touch firmer by midday on Thursday after the Bank of England cut rates as expected, and as investors waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to a policy announcement from the Federal Reserve.
Tate & Lyle hails return to volume growth as H1 profits rise
Tate & Lyle posted a rise in first-half pre-tax profit on Thursday as it hailed a return to volume growth.
Sweden cuts rates, Norway stands pat
Sweden’s central bank cut interest rates on Thursday, while Norway left them on hold.
Mobico on track to meet full-year profit guidance
Mobico said on Thursday that it was on track to meet profit guidance for the year amid continued growth in passenger demand.
Wizz Air H1 profits drop on aircraft groundings
Wizz Air reported a drop in first-half profit on Thursday as the budget airline was hit by engine-related aircraft groundings.
Wood Group announces independent review, shares crater
Wood Group shares were in freefall on Thursday as the oil services firm announced the launch of an independent review of its business that could lead to restatements and said third-quarter trading in its Projects segment was "disappointing".
London open: Stocks nudge up amid corporate deluge, ahead of rate decisions
London stocks nudged higher in early trade on Thursday as investors waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to the latest policy announcements from the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve.
CAB Payments tumbles as StoneX abandons pursuit
CAB Payments tumbled on Thursday after US payments company StoneX said it was not planning to make a takeover offer for the London-listed fintech firm.
ITV revenues drop as Studios hit by Hollywood strikes
Broadcaster ITV reported a drop in revenue for the first nine months of the year as its Studios arm was hit by the US actors’ and writers’ strike.
Hiscox written premiums rise 3% in first nine months
Hiscox reported a rise in written premiums for the first nine months of the year on Thursday as it hailed solid retail growth.
Taylor Wimpey backs FY outlook, hails signs of improvement in customer demand
Taylor Wimpey backed its full-year outlook on Thursday as it said it saw steady signs of improvement in customer demand in the second half to date, as mortgage rates reduced and affordability improved.
UK house prices tick up to record high in October - Halifax
UK house prices ticked up to a record high in October as mortgages became more affordable, according to data released on Thursday by lender Halifax.
London pre-open: Stocks to edge up ahead of BoE, Fed rate announcements
London stocks were set to edge up at the open on Thursday as investors waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to the latest policy announcements from the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve.
Taylor Wimpey on track for FY, Sainsbury's sales growth accelerates
London open The FTSE 100 was called to open up around 10 points.