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EToro working on potential US listing - report
EToro is reportedly working with Goldman Sachs on a potential initial public offering in the US.
FTSE 100 movers: Frasers Group, utilities in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 3% at 8,328. 92 in afternoon trade on Friday.
Puig withdraws Charlotte Tilbury make-up spray, shares slump
Puig shares slumped on Friday after the Spanish fashion and beauty company said a batch of Charlotte Tilbury make-up spray was being withdrawn from the market due to a quality issue.
London midday: FTSE flat ahead of payrolls; Direct Line surges on takeover
London stocks were still steady by midday on Friday as investors eyed the latest US non-farm payrolls report, with deal news in focus as Direct Line agreed to be taken over by Aviva.
National World 'minded to recommend' improved offer from Media Concierge
National World said on Friday that it was "minded to recommend" a final and improved takeover offer from Media Concierge Limited at 23p per share in cash.
Frasers launches bid to take over Norway's XXL
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group said on Friday that it was launching a voluntary offer for all the shares in Norwegian sporting goods retailer XXL that it does not already own at 10 Norwegian kroner per share.
London open: Stocks steady ahead of payrolls; Direct Line jumps
London stocks were steady in early trade on Friday as investors mulled the latest UK house price data and looked ahead to the release of the US non-farm payrolls report, with deal news in focus as Direct Line agreed to be taken over by Aviva.
UK house prices hit record high in November - Halifax
UK house prices rose in November for the fifth month in a row to hit a record high of £298,083, according to figures released on Friday by Halifax.
London pre-open: Stocks seen down ahead of payrolls
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Friday as investors mulled the latest UK house price data and looked ahead to the release of the all-important US non-farm payrolls report.
Friday newspaper round-up: Boeing, Boohoo, nuclear power stations
Ten years ago, marketing executives at Britain’s biggest supermarket had a brainwave: might slashing the price of basic vegetables tempt shoppers to do their Christmas shop with them? Tesco, under chief executive Dave Lewis, was trying to revive a business reeling after falling sales, five profit warnings and an accounting scandal. That promotion in December 2014, dubbed its Festive Five, offered bags of carrots, potatoes, brussels sprouts, parsnips and a cauliflower for 49p each.