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7digital secures two-year contract with Lomotif
Digital music solutions group 7digital has won a new two-year contract with Singapore-based social video-sharing app Lomotif.
Deutsche Bank starts coverage of Domino's, Greggs, Restaurant Group
Deutsche Bank initiated coverage of Domino’s, Greggs and the Restaurant Group on Monday, with a ‘buy’ and two ‘holds’, respectively.
1Spatial inks contract with University of Maryland
Software and solutions outfit 1Spatial has secured a five-year contract with the University of Maryland's Advanced Transportation Technology Laboratory.
London open: Stocks in the red; miners slump on China Covid woes
London stocks fell in early trade on Monday, with miners under the cosh after China reimposed Covid curbs.
Joules appoints KPMG to help improve profitability
Joules confirmed on Monday that it has appointed KPMG debt advisory to help improve profitability, sending shares in the fashion retailer tumbling.
Galliford Try to buy Coventry-based MCS Controls Systems for £1
Galliford Try has agreed to buy Coventry-based MCS Controls Systems, a systems integrator to the industrial and utilities sectors, for £1.
Go-Ahead expects to report 'good' FY performance as demand recovers
Transport operator Go-Ahead said on Monday that it expects to report a "good" performance for the year to 2 July as passenger demand recovers.
Dechra FY revenues increase 'strongly', Domino's Pizza taps Edward Jamieson for CFO
London pre-open The FTSE 100 was being called to open 79. 1 points lower ahead of the bell on Monday after narrowly scraping out a 0. 10% gain in the previous session to sit at 7,196. 24.
Dechra revenues up double-digits in 'another record year'
Veterinary pharmaceutical business Dechra said on Monday that revenues had "increased strongly" during a "record" twelve months ended 30 June, up 14% at constant currency and 12% at actual exchange rates.
London pre-open: Stocks seen down on Fed rate hike concerns
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Monday after last week’s better-than-expected non-farm payrolls report raised expectations of a more aggressive rate hike by the US Federal Reserve.
Monday newspaper round-up: Twitter, Uber, dairy shortages, Purplebricks
Elon Musk could be forced by a US court to complete his $44bn takeover of Twitter, according to legal experts, despite pulling the plug on the transaction. The Tesla chief executive told Twitter on Friday that he is terminating the deal, citing concerns over the number of spam accounts on the social media platform. Twitter’s chairman, Bret Taylor, responded with a tweet stating that the company intended to “pursue legal action to enforce the merger agreement”.
Domino's Pizza names Edward Jamieson as CFO
Pizza delivery chain Domino's Pizza Group has tapped Edward Jamieson to take over as chief financial officer, succeeding current interim CFO David Surdeau.