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11 Feb
ARM Holdings, ARM
ARM Holdings overvalued while over 750p, Bernstein says

The headwinds in the smartphone market in 2016, combined with slower royalty growth and the waning boost from the v8 product cycle, all meant that ARM Holdings current valuation multiples would come under pressure, broker Bernstein said.

11 Feb
shire pharmaceuticals
Shire sets out bullish guidance for 2016 after beating quarterly forecasts

Shire beat fourth quarter sales forecasts and issued much stronger guidance for 2016, targeting double digit top-line growth and a 7%-10% increase in earnings before including the effect of its takeover of Baxalta.

11 Feb
City workers
US initial jobless claims fall more than expected

The number of first time unemployment benefits claimants in the US fell more than expected last week, signalling a degree of resilience in the labour market.

11 Feb
informa
Informa restructure brings 2015 cheer

Informa was celebrating its 2015 results on Thursday, revealing some good numbers as a result of the company's renewed focus and restructuring over the 12 months to 31 December.

11 Feb
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US pre-open: Futures fall on global sell-off concerns

US futures plunged on Thursday on continuing concerns about a global sell-off and as investors jumped to the safety of gold.

11 Feb
Lloyds Banking Group, banks, banking, financial services
Thursday newspaper share tips: Steer clear of banking sector

The Telegraph’s Questor wasn’t so hot on the UK banking sector as it published an in-depth look into it on Thursday.

11 Feb
Results round-up

Rio Tinto was insistent it was weathering the commodities storm in its full-year results on Thursday, but the numbers were telling a different story - with net earnings down almost £5bn.

11 Feb
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BoJ intervenes for second time to weaken yen

The Bank of Japan reportedly intervened for a second time this week on Thursday afternoon in a bid to weaken its currency.

11 Feb
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Sainsbury's phasing out multi-buy promotions to cut regular prices

Sainsbury's has confirmed it is deliberately phasing out multi-buy promotions in favour of cutting regular prices as the supermarket group adapts to changing consumer spending patterns.

11 Feb
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Cable & Wireless posts rise in third quarter earnings

Telecoms provider Cable & Wireless reported a rise in third quarter earnings and revenue, underpinned by cost synergies.

11 Feb
ubs
UBS sees signs of capitulation in markets, QE-effects on asset prices will stick

Investors in so-called quality-stocks should be wary, given the extreme divergence in valuations reached versus so-called 'value' stocks, UBS cautioned on Thursday.

11 Feb
Riyals
Banks' valuations now appealing, worst of crude oil drop past, Credit Suisse says

Markets are interpreting the drop in the price of crude oil as the result of falling demand, but they were mistaken, a top-ranked strategist said.

11 Feb
london eye
London midday: FTSE declines as banking shares fall

UK stocks were in the red on Thursday as concerns about the banking sector escalated and oil prices dipped again.

11 Feb
Union Europea Bruselas
Europe midday: Stocks slide as banks and energy weigh, investors seek safe havens

European stocks took a battering on Thursday, with banks and energy issues pacing the decline, as oil prices slid and investors fled to safety.

11 Feb
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Broker tips: Smith & Nephew, Pennon, Halma

Smith & Nephew shares plunged on Thursday after UBS downgraded the company to ‘neutral’ on concerns about margin expansion.

11 Feb
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UBS cuts Smith & Nephew rating on margin expansion concerns

Smith & Nephew shares plunged on Thursday after UBS downgraded the company to ‘neutral’ on concerns about margin expansion.

11 Feb
ipaper, i, johnston press
Johnston Press confirms talks to buy i newspaper for £24m cash

Johnston Press confirmed it is in late-stage discussions to buy the i newspaper from the publisher of the Independent, with a likely cash price of £24m.

11 Feb
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Grainger's rents grow as streamlining steams ahead

Grainger's transition to a streamlined private sector landlord progressed well in the four months to 31 January, it reported, with growth in both its rentals and sales divisions.

11 Feb
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Countrywide appoints Peter Long as chairman

Estate agency group Countrywide has appointed former TUI chief executive Peter Long as its new non-executive chairman.

11 Feb
traders. trade. finance
Henderson's cautious outlook offsets earnings forecast beat

A more cautious outlook statement from Henderson Group sent shares in the company lower on Thursday despite annual earnings beating consensus forecasts.