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IntegraFin remains confident as it issues cost guidance
IntegraFin reported third-quarter gross inflows of £1. 7bn in an update on Tuesday, and net inflows of £1bn.
Kier says trading in line despite inflationary pressures
Construction group Kier said it expected full-year results to be in line with expectations, despite ongoing inflationary pressure.
SoftBank halts Arm London IPO plans - report
SoftBank has halted plans to list chip designer Arm in London because of the political upheaval in the UK, it was reported on Tuesday.
Joules lifts FY profit outlook after cost reductions
Joules lifted its profit outlook for 2022 on Tuesday as it said it has extended its banking facilities.
4imprint H1 FY operating profits seen 'materially above' estimates
Promotional products group 4imprint said on Tuesday that full-year operating profits were now expected to be "materially above" consensus estimates amid "strong" year-to-date trading momentum.
Europe open: Shares lower on weaker Wall Street, rate rise fears
European shares opened lower on Tuesday after a weaker session on Wall Street on reports of a spending slowdown at tech giant Apple and UK jobs data heightened fears of more interest rate rises.
London open: Stocks fall as investors mull jobs data
London stocks fell in early trade on Tuesday following a late selloff on Wall Street, as investors digested the latest UK jobs data.
Real pay suffers biggest drop since records began
UK employment picked up in the three months to May but real pay fell at the fastest rate since records began, according to figures released on Tuesday by the Office for National Statistics.
Babcock to dispose of aerial emergency services units
Aerospace, defence, and security giant Babcock has agreed to sell certain aerial emergency services businesses to funds managed by mid-market infrastructure investor Ancala Partners for €136. 2m.
Made.com slashes full-year guidance, shares tumble
Made. com slashed its full-year guidance on Tuesday as it highlighted a drop in demand for big-ticket items, sending shares in the furniture retailer tumbling.
BHP warns on market constraints as iron ore output misses estimates
Australian mining giant BHP Group missed fourth-quarter iron ore output estimates and said inflationary pressure and market constraints would continue into next year.
London pre-open: Stocks to fall after late Wall St selloff
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Tuesday following a negative close in the US, as investors digest the latest UK jobs data.
AZN's Enhertu receives EU approval, Biffa wins Deposit Return Scheme contract
London pre-open The FTSE 100 was being called to open 28. 1 points lower ahead of the bell on Tuesday after closing out the previous session 0. 90% higher at 7,223. 24.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Petrol prices, Heathrow chaos, SoftBank
Motorists can expect reductions of about £1. 50 a tank after fuel prices dropped from record highs seen in recent months. According to the AA motoring group, average pump prices for petrol have fallen since the start of the month, when prices were 191. 53p a litre for petrol and 199. 07p a litre for diesel. – Guardian.
Biffa wins 10-year Scotland deposit return scheme contract
Sustainable waste management company Biffa said it had won a 10-year contract to provide logistics, sorting and counting services for the UK's first deposit return scheme (DRS) for drinks containers in Scotland.
AstraZeneca's HER2-positive breast cancer drug receives EU approval
Drugmaker AstraZeneca's Enhertu has received European Union approval to be used as a monotherapy for the treatment of adult patients with unresectable or metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer.
US close: Stocks reverse gains to finish in the red
Wall Street stocks had reversed their fortunes to close weaker on Monday, as a busy week of earnings kicked off with updates from some of the nation's biggest banks.