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Director dealings: Huntsworth trio load up on shares
A trio of Huntsworth directors bought shares in the marketing and communications group the evening after its interim results.
Fiat Chrysler takes profit hit but raises 2016 forecast
Carmaker Fiat Chrysler raised its revenue and earnings forecast for the year despite losing 14% in profit from the year previous when it announced its second quarter results on Wednesday.
Staffline H1 profit rises, says no impact from Brexit so far
Staffing services and outsourcing group Staffline posted a rise in first-half pre-tax profit as revenue grew and the company said it has seen no signs that Brexit is affecting demand for its services.
Hueston out and Swarts in at Premier African Minerals
Southern and Western Africa-focused multi-commodity mining and natural resource development company Premier African Minerals announced on Wednesday that Pamela Hueston has resigned as a director of the company, and that simultaneously Russel Swarts has been appointed as a consultant.
IMF's Jose Vinals to succeed John Peace as StanChart chairman
Standard Chartered has appointed Jose Viñals – currently the financial counsellor and director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department of the International Monetary Fund – as chairman designate.
Nintendo Co books sharply lower June-quarter result
Games maker Nintendo Co Ltd has booked a sharply lower operating result for the April-June quarter, a period that did not include a financial contribution from the runaway success of Pokemon Go.
Coca-Cola shares fall after second quarter results miss
Coca-Cola Company's stock price dropped on Wednesday after the world's biggest drinkmaker announced that it missed its estimates for Q2.
US pending home sales miss expectations in June
US pending home sales rose a lot less than expected in June, according to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
Ebiquity's half year in line with market expectations
Market analytics company Ebiquity reported on Wednesday that it has performed in line with market expectations as revenue grew in the first half, boosted by a weak sterling.
MediLink-Global seeks cancellation from AIM
MediLink-Global announced on Wednesday that it has decided to seek shareholder approval for the cancellation of the company's ordinary shares from trading on AIM.
US open: Stocks in the black after Apple earnings; Fed eyed
US stocks opened in the black on Wednesday as investors welcomed encouraging earnings from technology giant Apple ahead of the Federal Reserve’s latest rate announcement.
Sector movers: Electricals advance, beverages slip
Electronic & electrical equipment was among the top-performing FTSE 350 sectors on Wednesday, with constituents Renishaw and Morgan Advanced Materials rising on earnings news.
BGEO completes $350m notes issue
BGEO Group, the holding company of JSC BGEO Group, announced on Wednesday that it has completed the issuance of its $350m 6. 00% notes due 2023.
Results round-up
ITV's revenue growth slowed in the latter part of the first half of the year and, as the broadcaster cautioned that television advertising is likely to be down in the third quarter, it hiked the interim dividend 26% to 2. 4p to keep investor's glued.
Connemara Mining finds gold system in Ireland
Connemara Mining found a new gold system in a green bed environment as part of its Inishowen drilling campaign in Ireland.
China Africa Resources reduces loss, still has zero income
China Africa Resources posted its half-year report for the six months to 30 June on Wednesday, reducing its loss but still not reporting any income.
Agriterra sells aviation assets to fund animal feed expansion
Agriterra announced on Wednesday that it has agreed the sale of its Beech King Air F-90 plane to a registered aircraft retailer in South Africa for consideration of $0. 29m, which is expected to complete within the next few days.
Retailers fear continuing sales decline but CBI expects bounce
UK retailers saw sales volumes drop at the fastest rate in over four years in early July and expect the decline to continue at a similar pace in the coming month, according to a survey of the sector carried out after the Brexit vote.
Kimberly Enterprises still negotiating with Belgrade over Marina Dorcol
Kimberly Enterprises announced on Wednesday that it has received a unilateral termination of the lease agreement over the Marina Dorcol Project in Belgrade, Serbia, from the Municipality of Belgrade.
Durable goods orders fall more than expected in June
US durable goods orders fell more than expected in June, according to data from the Commerce Department.