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GAN says 2017 performance to date in line with its expectations
GAN said 2016 was a year of investment for the company and that performance to date in 2017 was in line with its expectations.
EU Supply upbeat as revenue continues to grow
As investors in e-procurement software-as-a-service provider EU Supply gathered for the company’s annual general meeting on Tuesday morning, David Cutler updated them on revenue growth and trading in the year so far.
CMA opens formal investigation into Tesco's acquisition of Booker
The Competition and Markets Authority has formally opened an investigation into Tesco's proposed acquisition of wholesaler Booker.
Crimson Tide pleased with international progress
Crimson Tide, the provider of the ‘mpro5’ smart mobility as-a-service product, updated the market on progress with its international expansion strategy on Tuesday, which it previously indicated would drive further growth opportunities.
WPP invests in US-based digital content producer 88rising
Advertising giant WPP has made a strategic investment in US-based digital content producer 88rising.
Alexander Mining reduces FY loss, encouraged by prospects
Alexander Mining has reduced its full-year pre-tax loss and said it was encouraged by the better conditions for the mining sector and the company's prospects for the commercialisation of its Leaching Technologies.
Asia report: Markets mixed on another quiet day
Markets in Asia finished mixed on Tuesday, after a flat Monday on which a number of major indices around the world were closed for public holidays.
London midday: Stocks maintain losses as IAG flies lower; Petrofac news keeps coming
London stocks were still in the red by midday, with IAG under pressure following an IT outage at British Airways that has caused three days of disruptions for passengers.
EU releases official documents outlining Brexit stance
The European Union has published its most detailed policy documents on the bloc's Brexit position, ahead of the official beginning of negotiations with the UK next month.
Risk of snap elections in Italy has risen substantially, Barclays says
Italian political uncertainty is again high on investors' list of worries amid reports that the country's leading parties will press for snap elections, which might see non-establishment options win the day.
US pre-open: Stocks seen muted after long weekend
US futures pointed to a muted open on Wall Street as traders return to their desks following the long weekend.
88 Energy lining up for Icewine#2 main stimulation operation
88 Energy said cementing of the 4. 5-inch liner in the production hole section of the Icewine#2 well was completed successfully over the weekend and that everything was now lining up for execution of the main stimulation operation.
Dour mood in Britain dampens EU-wide confidence in May
Weaker economic sentiment in the UK accounted for a significant part of softer confidence in the broader European Union in May.
Acacia Mining now a 'binary investment', figures Investec
With shares in Acacia Mining down by more than a third since Tanzania's accusation that the company is grossly underreporting the value of its gold exports, Investec said the company was more of a "binary investment" as it "may not be dealing with a rational administration".
Petrofac extends revolving credit facility
Petrofac said on Tuesday that its lenders have agreed to extend $1bn of its $1. 2bn revolving credit facility from 2 June 2020 to 2 June 2021 following an extension request issued earlier this month.
Coal of Africa says suspension of integrated water-use licence at Makhado now lifted
Coal of Africa Ltd has confirmed that the suspension of the Integrated Water Use Licence (IWUL) for the Makhado Project has been lifted.
Bluejay reports solid progress at Pituffik
Greenland and Finland-focussed Bluejay Mining announced the completion of the public pre-consultation phase of the permitting process for the Pituffik Titanium Project in Greenland on Tuesday.
BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto to quiz WA government after tax furore
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have begun to seek clarification on Western Australia's proposed up-front iron ore tax with which regional premier Mark McGowan hopes to raise "billions of dollars" for the cash-strapped state.
Magnolia keen to participate in Marathon North Dakota drilling
US-focussed oil and gas exploration and production company Magnolia Petroleum announced on Tuesday that it received proposals to participate alongside Marathon Oil in the drilling of six low risk, high impact wells to the Bakken and Three Forks Sanish formations in North Dakota.
Applegreen dispenses positive start to year
Ireland-focussed petrol forecourt retailer Applegreen updated the market on its current trading at its annual general meeting on Monday, confirming that it had a “positive start” to the 2017 financial year - both in terms of trading, and in the development of the business.