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EU Commission president labels Brexit campaigners as quitters
Jean-Claude Juncker has attacked Nigel and Farage and Boris Johnson, labelling them as quitters after both men declined to lead their respective parties in the wake of Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
Horse Hill miners get lift from two year extension
The Oil and Gas Authority has allowed licences at the Horse Hill development in Surrey to continue for another two years, giving a lift to several AIM-listed miners.
Johnson Service's full-year results to be ahead of expectations
Johnson Service Group said on Tuesday that its full-year 2016 results are set to be slightly ahead of expectations.
Kibo Mining notes minor delay in gold projects' amalgamation
Kibo Mining said it expects the consolidation of its and Lake Victoria Gold Ltd's respective Imweru and Imwelo gold projects will be delayed by a further two weeks.
Advanced Medical Solutions could benefit from weak pound due to Brexit
Advanced Medical Solutions (AMS), a surgical and wound care product manufacturer, said on Tuesday trading is in line with expectations as it could benefit from a weak sterling due to Brexit.
Tlou Energy selected to develop CBM power plant at Lesedi
Shares in Tlou Energy bounded ahead nearly a quarter on news it has been selected to develop a coal-bed methane (CBM) power plant at its 100%-owned Lesedi CBM Project in Botswana.
Bank of England acts to boost bank lending, warns on Brexit fallout
The Bank of England has loosened UK bank's requirements to hold extra capital and warned that risks from the country's Brexit vote had already started to "crystallise".
MJ Gleeson confident FY results will meet top market expectations
Shares in MJ Gleeson are up almost 6% after it expressed confidence that its full year results will meet the top end of market views.
Computer users warned over Brexit-based email scams
Another day and another round of global uncertainty has brought with it a fresh push from cybercriminals - this time targeting those fearing the fallout of Brexit.
John Lewis sales slow after Brexit
Department store John Lewis reported that sales slowed in the week following Brexit.
Europe midday: Stocks in the red amid renewed Brexit woes
European stocks fell on Tuesday as worries about the fallout from Brexit resurfaced, with investors digesting the release of the Bank of England’s Financial Stability Report.
Gulf Marine Services loses two contracts, agrees bigger bank loan
Gulf Marine Services has cut its earnings guidance for 2016 but arranged a larger bank facility as two contracts were terminated early by clients and a third chose not to take up a contract extension.
Southern axes 15pc of timetable, suspends routes
Train operator Southern Railway has brought down the axe on hundreds of services across its network, in a bid to stem ongoing cancellations, delays and disruption across its network in London and southern England.
Chevron, Exxon and partners approve $37bn Kazakh field expansion
A group of major oil companies led by Chevron and Exxon has approved a $36. 8bn expansion of Tengiz oil field in Kazakhstan.
UK business expectations tumble on Brexit vote, YouGov/Cebr poll shows
Business confidence in the UK has tumbled in the wake of the vote to leave the European Union, according to research carried out by YouGov and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).
Ukip donor considering run at leadership after Farage quits
United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) donor Arron Banks said he was considering a campaign to become the party’s next leader after Nigel Farage’s resignation on Monday, the Times reported.
London midday: Stocks rise as BoE tackles Brexit
UK equities recovered slightly on Tuesday after the Bank of England eased rules for banks to encourage continued lending following Brexit.
US pre-open: Stocks seen weaker as Brexit woes resurface
US futures pointed to a weaker open on Wall Street as concerns about the impact of Brexit returned to the fore.
Businesses say U.K needs "shot in the arm" after Brexit
The British government has been urged to quell the political and economic uncertainty surrounding the result of the EU referendum by a collection of business groups.
Solid State's profits rise by 40%
Solid State, a supplier of specialist industrial computers and equipment, reported an increase in full year profits as it begins the new financial year with a good order book.