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Head of India's national stock exchange resigns
The chief of India’s stock exchange resigned on Friday with immediate effect, ahead of its initial public offering.
SafeCharge trading in line with expectations as it targets tier one customers
Mobile payment provider SafeCharge International said it was trading in line with expectations as it as it moves to gain tier one customers.
Carlos Slim says Americans should be more worried about Trump than Mexicans
Carlos Slim, the Mexican businessman who is one of the world's richest men, has said that he would be more worried about a Donald Trump presidency if he was a US citizen.
Train fares to increase by an average of 2.3%
Train fares in Britain are set to rise by an average of 2. 3% from 2 January 2017, according to the rail industry.
Broker tips: Berkeley, Britvic EasyJet
Berkeley Group’s shares rose as Numis raised its rating on the property developer to ‘buy’ from ‘add’ and reiterated a target price of 3,844p following better-than-expected first half results.
Safestay chief exec Philip Houghton to step down
Safestay’s chief executive Philip Houghton will step down from his role on 31 December.
Boris Johnson: Not 'justified' that US pays the majority for Nato
Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, said it could not be “justified” that the US finance the majority of Nato, while he declared that by leaving the European Union Britain will be “morally fated to be more outward looking”.
ThinkSmart floats on AIM while de-listing from ASX
ThinkSmart, a provider of point of sale finance products, floated on AIM on Friday as it de-lists from the Australian Stock Exchange in order to align its listing to its place of business.
London midday: Stocks fall ahead of all-important US non-farm payrolls report
London stocks fell on Friday as investors awaited the US non-farm payrolls report and prepared for a widely expected interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Altona acquires license to advance Arckaringa project
Executive chairman of Altona Energy, Qinfu Zhang, has confirmed the South Australian government has registered joint venture company Arckaringa Coal Chemical's petroleum exploration licence application over the ground required to advance the Arckaringa project.
Europe midday: Stocks under pressure as Italian referendum looms
European stocks remained weaker by midday as excitement over the OPEC deal tapered off and investors switched their focus to the upcoming Italian referendum and the nonfarm payrolls report later in the day.
Trump says US companies to face "consequences" if jobs are moved abroad
US president-elect Donald Trump has promised that companies in the United States which attempt to outsource jobs to other countries will face serious consequences.
Goldman downgrades Britvic on weaker outlook
Goldman Sachs downgraded drinks maker Britvic to ‘neutral’ from ‘buy’ and slashed the price target to 600p from 810p, removing the stock from its ‘conviction list’ following the full-year results earlier this week.
Eurozone producer prices rise more than expected in October
Eurozone producer prices rose more than expected in October, according to the latest figures from Eurostat.
Mobile Streams raises £2.2m to finance marketing in India
Technology company Mobile Streams has raised £2. 2m on an equity placing to finance marketing ambitions in India.
Schultz to step down as CEO of coffee chain Starbucks
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz will step down from his role at the global coffee chain in April, moving down the pecking order to the position of executive chairman.
Amryt Pharma secures €20m loan from European Investment Bank
AIM-listed Amryt Pharma has secured a €20m loan from the European Investment Bank to secure its near and mid-term funding for its gel product and a development for a drug compound compound.
US pre-open: Stocks seen lower as investors eye payrolls
US futures pointed to a weaker open on Wall Street as investors eyed the release of the nonfarm payrolls report.
Wells Fargo to split CEO and chairman positions
Troubled US bank Wells Fargo has announced it will separate the positions of chief executive officer and chairman at the institution, after coming under pressure from investors.
Elektron Technology sells rubber manufacturing business for £300,000
AIM-listed Elektron Technology has sold its rubber instrument manufacturing business to C&M Project for £300,000.