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Fitbit crashes after projecting slowdown in sales
Shares in Fitbit were pummelled after the maker of wearable fitness trackers issued weaker than expected guidance overnight.
Stagecoach announces board changes; deputy chairman to step down
Transport operator Stagecoach announced some changes to its board of directors as it said deputy chairman and senior independent director Garry Watts plans to step down on 1 April.
Keras expands gold resource in Western Australia
Keras Resources added to its gold resource on Tuesday, having entered into a profit share agreement with Kalgoorlie Mining Associates to mine the Wycheproof Gold Deposit in Western Australia.
Peel Hunt initiates ARM Holdings at 'buy'
Peel Hunt initiated coverage of chip designer ARM Holdings at ‘buy’ with a 1,200p price target, saying recent share price volatility was a buying opportunity.
Coms' Redstone wins in-building cellular system contract
AIM-listed Coms, a provider of infrastructure and smart building solutions, said its core division Redstone has won a “strategically-significant” contract to design and install an in-building cellular system serving nearly 1m square feet of office space in the city of London.
Augean solidifies southern North Sea position with land purchase
Augean's expansion into the southern North Sea was solidified on Tuesday, with the purchase of a new site in Great Yarmouth for its Augean North Sea Services (ANSS) arm.
Shanta Gold reports good results at New Luika
A Tanzanian drilling programme quite literally struck gold on Tuesday, with Shanta Gold reporting positive results from its New Luika Gold Mine project, located in the country's Lupa goldfield.
BBC to host EU referendum debate at Wembley Arena
The BBC is to host a mass debate on the EU referendum at Wembley Arena, it was revealed on Tuesday.
FTSE 250 movers: Meggitt keeps index flying in the black
In contrast to its older sibling, the FTSE 250 was in the black on Tuesday afternoon, up 16. 35 points (0. 10%) to 16,305. 15.
Mars widens product recall to 55 countries
Global chocolate manufacturer Mars has announced a mass product recall in 55 countries after bits of plastic impurities were found in a sample.
Drax's results plunge after challenging year
Despite severe market deterioration and difficult regulatory challenges, Drax said on Tuesday its EBITDA for the year to 31 December 2015 is in line with guidance.
US consumer confidence slumps in February
US consumer confidence slumped much lower than expected in February, according to data from the Conference Board.
Big orders resume at Image Scan
Image Scan was confident in its future on Tuesday, updating the market on its sales and development activities.
Wood Group earnings drop amid weak oil prices
Oil services firm Wood Group reported a drop in earnings for 2015 amid significantly reduced customer activity, as weak oil prices took their toll.
Stanley Gibbons gets stamped after profit warning
Philately has been getting Stanley Gibbons nowhere lately, with the stamp and coin collecting group issuing a profit warning and announcing an emergency fundraising.
Focus on SMEs pays off for dotDigital
DotDigital's strategy of focusing on fast-growing SMEs was paying off on Tuesday, with the company painting an impressive picture in its interim report.
Deutsche Boerse and LSE surge on confirmation of merger talks
The London Stock Exchange has confirmed earlier reports that it is in discussions with Deutsche Boerse about a potential merger of equals of the two businesses.
US existing home sales unexpectedly rise in January
Sales of existing US homes unexpectedly rose in January, hitting a six-month high, according to data released by the National Association of Realtors.
ACCA calls on FTSE 100 CFOs to get serious on cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is growing too dangerous and powerful to ignore and a head-in-the-sand attitude to this once nascent, now pervasive threat is no longer an option, according to a new study by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and Institute of Management Accountants (IMA).
FTSE 100 movers: GKN and StanChart keep market in red
After a strong showing on Monday, the FTSE 100 was in the red mid-afternoon on Tuesday, down 31. 34 points (0. 52%) to 6,006. 39.