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Aston Martin looking to raise more cash as it warns on profits again
Aston Martin Lagonda said on Tuesday that it was looking to raise more cash from investors as it issued another profit warning.
FTSE 100 movers: Melrose surges on JPM note
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 4% at 8,256. 94 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Frasers to buy South Africa's Holdsport; takes stake in Marks Electrical
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group said on Tuesday that it has agreed to buy South African sporting, outdoor and recreation goods company Holdsport for an undisclosed sum.
Co-op Bank to return £90m to shareholders ahead of merger
The Co-operative Bank said on Tuesday that it will return £90m to shareholders as it hailed a "robust" third-quarter trading performance.
London midday: Stocks stay down on Trump tariffs
London stocks were still in the red by midday on Tuesday as sentiment took a hit after Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.
Sosandar narrows losses as margins improve
Women's fashion retailer Sosandar said on Tuesday that first-half losses narrowed despite a drop in revenue.
Halfords interim profits fall; Budget changes to add £23m in costs
Retailer Halfords said on Tuesday that changes to National Insurance contributions and minimum wage announced in last month’s Budget will increase its costs by around £23m, as it reported a dip in interim revenue and profit.
JPMorgan hikes Melrose Industries price target, shares surge
Melrose Industries surged on Tuesday as JPMorgan Cazenove hiked its price target on the shares to 850p from 650p and placed them on "positive catalyst watch" ahead of full-year results in March.
Topps Tiles profits tumble amid ‘difficult’ trading environment
Tile specialist Topps Tiles posted a slump in full-year profit on Tuesday as revenue declined in a "difficult" trading environment, amid weaker customer demand.
London open: Stocks fall on Trump's tariff plans
London stocks fell in early trade on Tuesday after Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China.
Cranswick FY profits, revenue rise amid ‘healthy’ demand
Food producer Cranswick backed its guidance for the full year on Tuesday as it reported a jump in interim profit and revenue amid "healthy" demand.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower as investors mull Trump tariff plans
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Tuesday following a mostly downbeat session in Asia, after Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: FCA, bookies, BDO
Britain’s financial sector watchdog is “incompetent at best, dishonest at worst”, according to a damning report by MPs and Lords which called for a big shake-up. An examination of the Financial Conduct Authority, which took almost three years and collected evidence from 175 fraud victims, whistleblowers and the regulator’s former staff, found “there are very significant shortcomings to the FCA”. – Guardian.