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ReNeuron reports positive progress in clinical trials
UK-based developer of cell-based therapeutics ReNeuron Group provided a trading update ahead of its annual general meeting on Tuesday.
Applegreen's H1 revenues increase with no significant effect from Brexit vote
Irish petrol retailer Applegreen’s half year revenues increased as it said it was not significantly impacted by the Brexit vote, but it could be affected by the euro/sterling exchange rate in the future.
Intel to purchase Irish chipmaking firm Movidius in €322m deal
US technology giant Intel has agreed a deal to acquire Irish machine-vision chipmaker Movidius in a transaction thought to be worth around €322m.
Advanced Oncotherapy appoints Richard Amos as medical physics director
Developer of next-generation proton therapy systems for cancer treatment, Advanced Oncotherapy, announced on Tuesday that it has appointed Richard Amos as international director of medical physics, a non-board position, with effect from 1 November.
Careful with the ECB, BoJ, Morgan Stanley says
Strategists at Morgan Stanley saw several bends in the road ahead for financial markets, particularly regarding the outlook for ECB policy.
London midday: Stocks fall ahead of BoE inflation report hearing
London stocks declined on Tuesday as investors awaited the Bank of England’s inflation report hearing.
Europe midday: Stocks waver as investors digest mixed corporate news
European stocks wavered on Tuesday as investors mulled over some mixed corporate news.
Fresenius agrees to $6.42bn deal for Spanish healthcare group Quironsalud
German healthcare company Fresenius said on Monday that it had agreed a $6. 42bn leveraged buy-out for Spanish hospital operator IDC Salud Holding, commonly known as Quironsalud.
General Electric to acquire two 3D printing companies
US electrical giant General Electric has announced the acquisition of a pair of 3D printing companies for a combined $1. 4bn.
Dalata Hotel Group's H1 revenue rises but 'disappointed' about Brexit vote
Irish hotel operator Dalata Hotel Group’s half year revenues increased as it traded ahead of expectations, but was “disappointed” by the Brexit vote as it reduced euro denominated UK earnings.
US pre-open: Stocks set for muted open as traders return to their desks
US futures pointed to a pretty muted open on Wall Street as traders returned to their desks after the Labour Day holiday.
Broker tips: Ultra Electronics, Wolseley, Standard Chartered
Ultra Electronics was left with a ‘buy’ rating but had its target price lowered to 2,000p from 2,100p by Berenberg on Tuesday.
PowerHouse plastic-to-power testing declared a success
PowerHouse Energy Group announced on Tuesday the completion of its system-wide testing program for the G3-UHt unit in Brisbane, Australia.
Doriemus seeking to raise £0.9m in open offer
UK-focused oil and gas exploration and production investment company Doriemus announced the launch of a three-for-10 open offer on Tuesday, to raise up to £0. 87m before expenses.
ChemChina extends deadline for Syngenta offer
China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) said on Tuesday that it has extended the offer to buy Swiss seeds company Syngenta for $43bn to 8 November.
Women are asking for pay rises but are not as successful as men
The theory that women don’t get pay rises because they don’t ask has been debunked by a new study, according to a report by the BBC.
Volkswagen to buy minority stake in US rival Navistar
German vehicle manufacturer Volkswagen is to buy a minority stake in its US rival Navistar, in order to compete in the global truck market, according to the Financial Times.
Berenberg reiterates 'buy' on Ultra Electronics but cuts target price
Ultra Electronics was left with a ‘buy’ rating but had its target price lowered to 2,000p from 2,100p by Berenberg on Tuesday.
OptiBiotix trumpets success of weight loss products
OptiBiotix Health, a life sciences business developing compounds to tackle obesity, high cholesterol, diabetes and skin care, announced the results of an independent consumer survey of its GoFigure products on Tuesday.
WPP's Plista buys Oslo-based content analytics group Linkpulse
WPP said on Tuesday that Plista, a provider of data-driven native advertising and part of Xaxis – its global programmatic media company – has acquired Oslo-based real-time content analytics group Linkpulse.