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Acacia likely to face 'large' cash sum to resolve Tanzania dispute - Numis
In order to resolve its dispute over gold-copper concentrate exports, Acacia Mining may have to pay a "potentially large" cash sum to the Tanzanian government, said broker Numis, but this makes shares a 'buy'.
FTSE 250 movers: St Modwen and property peers lead gains
Led by property companies the FTSE 250 was in positive territory on Wednesday, at odds with its larger sibling, which was being hit by a stronger pound.
Thursday preview: UK votes as market eyes Comey drama and dovish Draghi
After several days of calm before the storm, analysts and traders are looking forward to what they've dubbed Super Thursday, as a confluence of political and economic events is likely to lead to a big spike in volatility.
RBS right issue High Court finishes with one investor still 'dissatisfied'
A hardcore minority of Royal Bank of Scotland shareholders refused to accept the state-owned bank's settlement offer, although a High Court judge stopped the case on Wednesday.
Santander acquires struggling Spanish rival Banco Popular
Spanish banking giant Santander has rescued teetering rival Banco Popular by scooping up the Madrid-based bank for just €1 after its shares lost more than half their value in the past week on fears it might be forced into a deeply discounted rights issue.
Discounted Tullow offers exposure to growing low-cost oil production - Barclays
Barclays reinstated its 'overweight' rating on Tullow Oil on Wednesday as the company nears completion of its two-year restructuring of its debt, costs and portfolio.
Rotork offers improved risk-reward for Goldman Sachs
With Rotork shares the worst performing stock in the European capital goods sector over the last quarter due to oil price declines and cost inflation concerns, Goldman Sachs sees a buying opportunity as the risk-reward ratio shifts into more attractive territory.
Jefferies downgrades Tate & Lyle on Nafta caution
Tate & Lyle is facing a likely softer sugar pricing climate in 2018 and combined with anticipated slow progress towards ramping up its speciality ingredients profits, Jefferies downgraded its recommendation on the shares to 'hold' from 'buy'.
St Modwen Properties plans to step up development activity
After a review of the business St Modwen Properties plans to accelerating commercial development activity and grow its residential and housebuilding business.
Workspace hikes dividend 40% despite profit dip
London-focused serviced office group Workspace upped its dividend by a whopping 40% as annual profits fell due to a smaller property valuation uplift but its net asset value per share swelled 3. 3%.