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Gunsynd finalises farm-in deal with Pinwheel Resources
Gunsynd said on Monday that it has finalised a farm-in agreement with Pinwheel Resources, securing a 100% legal and beneficial interest in the Falcon Lake U-Cu-Co project and Bear-Twit VMS project in Canada.
Clarksons posts drop in interim profits but lifts dividend, backs FY outlook
Shipping services firm Clarksons reiterated its expectations for the full year on Monday even as it posted a drop in interim profit and revenue.
Senior posts strong first half, Clarksons reiterates expectations
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 112 points lower on Monday, having closed down 1. 31% on Friday at 8,174. 71.
China services sector growth picks up in July - Caixin
Activity in China’s services sector picked up in July, according to a survey released on Monday.
London pre-open: Stocks to slide amid global market selloff
London stocks were set to tumble at the open on Monday after Japan’s Nikkei tanked more than 12%, continuing the selloff that began on Friday.
Monday newspaper round-up: Manufacturing, defences, financial services jobs
Imported food coming into the UK through Brexit border posts is being sent back to Europe to be tested due to a lack of laboratory capacity in Britain, food bodies have said. The SPS Certification Working Group, which represents 30 trade bodies covering £100bn worth of the UK’s food supply, has written to the government warning that members are being advised that some samples of imported foods are being sent to countries such as Germany to be tested before they can be released at the border.