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Unite Group enjoys valuation uplift in third quarter
Student halls property developer Unite Group said its two main funds had increased their value in the third quarter, driven by rental growth as valuation yields remained stable.
Vedanta makes solid production improvements in first half
Vedanta Resources posted its production results for the second quarter and half-year to 30 September on Monday, with some solid improvements in its oil and gas division.
Mitie appoints Phil Bentley as CEO
FTSE 250 outsourcer Mitie said on Monday that chief executive officer Ruby McGregor-Smith will down on 12 December and be succeeded by Phil Bentley.
Ultra Electronics wins $35m contract with US Navy
Ultra Electronics announced on Monday that it has been awarded a $34. 6m cost-plus-fixed-fee contract by the US Department of the Navy to continue providing cyber-secure critical infrastructure solutions.
London pre-open: Stocks to open in the black
Stocks in London were set for a firmer open on Monday as investors in Europe get their first chance to react to the US presidential debate over the weekend.
Monday newspaper round-up: BCC, foreign investment, William Hill, Gemfields
In a role reversal for the British economy, manufacturers have enjoyed a sales boost since the EU referendum, but the dominant services sector is showing signs of faltering, according to one of the first big economic surveys since the Brexit vote. The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said that a mixed picture emerged after it took responses from more than 7,000 companies between August and September, in the largest private sector business survey in Britain. - The Times.