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Real Madrid and Barcelona among Spanish football clubs ordered to return millions in taxes
Real Madrid and Barcelona - two of the world's biggest football clubs - have been ordered to pay back millions of euros in taxes to the Spanish government, after the European Union ruled that they benefitted from illegal tax breaks.
LSE shareholders approve Deutsche Boerse merger
London Stock Exchange said on Monday that shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of its merger with Deutsche Boerse.
Lufthansa CEO: Brexit not good for airline sector
Britain's decision to leave the European Union could have a significant impact on the airline sector, according to CEO of Lufthansa Carste Spohr.
Directors dealings: Aldermore chairman tops up stake
Aldemore chairman Glyn Jones went bottom-fishing in shares of his company, picking up £118,883. 00-worth of stock on 30 June, the company said in a statement.
Italian government stands ready to aid banks, even against EU rules if necessary
Rome has made plans to inject funds into its ailing banking system should signs of severe systemic distress emerge, the Financial Times reported.
Herencia Resources hits stumbling block in Paguanta sale
Herencia Resources hit a fresh stumbling block in its sale of Paguanta Resources on Monday, with the potential purchaser pushing the date back and the company only weeks away from possible insolvency.
Andrea Leadsom launches bid to become Tory PM
Andrea Leadsom launched her bid to become the next prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party on Monday, vowing to follow through with Brexit and end the free of movement of people.
Starvest takes tiny nibble of Diamondcorp
Investment company Starvest announced on Monday that it has purchased 340,000 shares in emerging diamond producer Diamondcorp for £25k.
Access Intelligence disposes of AITrackRecord in management buyout
Risk management software supplier Access Intelligence announced on Monday that it has agreed terms to dispose of its subsidiary AITrackRecord to TrackRecord Holdings, a newly-formed company founded by AITrackRecord’s current CEO David McNair Scott.
Former Barclays staffers convicted for Libor rigging
Three former Barclays employees have been convicted as guilty at Southwark Crown Court for manipulating the Libor interest rate in the period 2005-2007.
JP Morgan does not expect bounce in stocks to continue, FTSE 100 to outperform
JP Morgan cautioned clients it did not expect a sustainable rally in global stocks like the one seen between February and April, pointing to a host of reasons to back up its assessment, advising investors to remain focused on those stocks which stood to benefit from falling sovereign bond yields.
Autos lower by 2% as Volkswagen shares suffer slight fall
The auto industry took a hit of almost 2% after a host of car manufacturers including Peugeot, Citroen, Renault and BMW were handed price target cuts from financial services firm Kepler Cheuvreux.
The 600 Group sells property, comments on Brexit exposure
The 600 Group has sold a property for £2. 0m, and advised shareholders of several factors that it says reduce the risks associated with post-Brexit trading.
RedstoneConnect extends contract with GlaxoSmithKline
RedstoneConnect subsidiary Connect IB has extended its existing Site-Map application contract to GlaxoSmithKline's Asia headquarters.
Tuesday preview: BoE's financial stability report to spell out Brexit risks
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is expected to reveal further details of post-Brexit risks to the UK economy in its financial stability report on Tuesday.
Gemfields finalises debt-financing facilities of $65m
Gemfields has confirmed the finalisation of four debt-financing facilities totalling $65m.
Fusionex rises on contract win in Asia
Shares in Fusionex are up more than 7% after confirming a multi-million dollar contract win with an integrated holiday resort in Asia.
Large drop in Spanish unemployment in June
The number of unemployed people in Spain fell for a fourth consecutive month in June to reach its lowest since September 2009.
UK construction PMI drops to seven-year low
The pace of UK construction slowed more than expected in June, data released on Monday showed.
Michael Woolley appointed CFO of EG Solutions
Michael Woolley has been appointed chief financial officer of optimisation software company EG Solutions with immediate effect.