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GYG announces intention to float on AIM
Ahead of its initial public offering, GYG, a superyacht painting supply and maintenance company with revenues of €54. 6m in fiscal year 2016, announced it had priced its shares at 100. 0p.
Soros calls for May to keep Britain in single market
George Soros warned Britain was approaching a tipping point, with the economy set to slow so much that Brexit might even be reversed.
Wednesday preview: Queen's speech worth watching, Whitbread reports
The Queen's speech to open parliament will dominate the news in the UK on Wednesday, while the financial calendar includes public sector borrowing data and results from Whitbread and Berkeley.
US close: Falling oil prices, rising dollar and mixed Fedspeak dents stocks
Falling oil prices weighed on Wall Street to drag stocks indices back from their record highs as a septic stock environment was created amid a higher dollar and mixed remarks from top US central bank policymakers.
BoE rate rise could bring 'golden age' of property growth to end
Last week the Bank of England came the closest to raising rates in a decade amid house price growth grinding to a halt amid political and economic uncertainty, but property owners do not have much to complain according to new research.
Tories and DUP set to face legal challenge as deal wobbles
Theresa May’s Conservatives could be hit with a legal challenge over a proposed deal to govern with Northern Ireland’s DUP, according to reports that emerged as two sides struggled to seal a final agreement.
FTSE 100 movers: Commodity price drop hits miners, Big Oil
Miners were by far the weakest corner of the market on Tuesday amid broad-based declines in bulk metal prices, albeit with no obvious catalyst apparent.
FX round-up: Loveless sterling southbound as Carney jawbones on rates
Sterling resumed its ride lower again on Tuesday after Bank of England governor Mark Carney said now was not the time to raise UK interest rates.
Europe close: Commodity woes knock stocks down
Stocks ended at their worst levels of the session, weighed down by selling in Basic Resources and Oil & Gas names.
London close: Resources drag FTSE down as sterling fades after Carney's comments
Stocks in London finished lower on Tuesday amid hefty falls in the shares of mining and oil majors, as traders bashed sterling down after Bank of England governor Mark Carney said the time was not right for an interest rate hike.
Commodities: Crude plunges on burgeoning Libya, Nigeria output
Crude-oil futures went for a skate lower on Tuesday as traders sold the black liquid aggressively on renewed fears of oversupply, this stoked by burgeoning output from Libya and Nigeria and also US shale pumping concerns.
Turnover in UK automative industry hit record £77.5bn in 2016
Turnover in the UK auto industry hit a record last year alongside a big increase in research and development spend that boosted productivity, a leading industry group said.
Pro Global completes sale of outsourcing unit
Pro Global Insurance updated the market on the proposed sale of its outsourcing and consulting businesses on Tuesday, confirming the sale was now unconditional.
UK culture secretary Bradley mulls Fox's Sky takeover
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley said by next Friday she would decide whether Sky's takeover by 21st Century Fox should be referred to full competition investigation.
Boeing raises long-term forecast for jetliner deliveries
Boeing was in focus after the jet manufacturer raised its forecast for new airplane demand over the next 20 years.
Bluejay finalises field programme for Disko
Greenland and Finland-focussed Bluejay Mining announced on Tuesday that it had finalised a field programme designed to refine the Disko Nuussuaq geological model.
US open: Stocks dip amid oil price slump, mixed Fedspeak
Falling crude oil futures weighed on Wall Street a day after the Dow Jones Industrial and S&P 500 hit fresh record highs amid mixed remarks from top US central bank policymakers.
Kin Group lands wellness deal with NHS trust
Digital wellness provider for corporate organisations Kin Group announced on Tuesday that as of June it has contracted with an unnamed NHS trust hospital to provide a services programme for doctors, nurses and staff.
FTSE 250 movers: Melrose lifted by Numis upgrade; IWG slumps on CEO share sale
The domestically-focused FTSE 250 was down 0. 3% to 19,806. 39 in afternoon trade, dented by a weaker pound.
Gemfields recommends Fosun offer over 'derisory' Pallinghurst bid
Faberge owner Gemfields said on Tuesday that it is recommending its shareholders accept a takeover offer by China's Fosun, despite branding the bid "not fair and reasonable" as the other offer from Pallinghurt is "derisory".