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11 Nov
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Government seeks legislation to prevent foreign takeovers of UK assets

The UK government is considering new legislation that would halt ‘back door’ acquisitions of UK firms by overseas buyers even years after the deal was concluded.

11 Nov
Great Portland swings to loss as retail values slump

West End property developer Great Portland Estates swung to a half-year loss after a slump in the plunge in the valuation of its retail portfolio due to the coronavirus restrictions.

10 Nov
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Norwegian Air warns it may not survive into 2021 without new cash

Norwegian Air warned that it may not survive beyond the new year unless it received a new cash injection.

10 Nov
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Investor sentiment drops sharply in Germany

Investor sentiment in Germany fell sharply in November, a closely-watched survey showed on Tuesday, as fears grow that the country is heading for another recession.

10 Nov
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FDA grants emergency use approval for Eli Lilly Covid-19 treatment

America's top health regulator has granted emergency use authorisation for Eli Lilly's Covid-19 antibody treatment.

10 Nov
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UK to have 10m doses of Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine by end-2020, if approved

Britain will have 10m doses of the Covid-19 vaccine being developed by Pfizer and BioNTech by the end of 2020.

10 Nov
Persimmon declares dividend as forward sales rise

House builder Persimmon on Tuesday declared a second dividend of 70p a share as it reported a rise in forward sales driven by strong demand and selling prices.

10 Nov
Meggitt sees FY profit of £180m - £200m despite weaker aero demand

Aerospace engineering company Meggitt said it expected to report underlying profit of £180m - £200m despite a weaker civil airline sector due to Covid-19 travel restrictions.

10 Nov
Capita sees small rise in Q3 profit

Outsourcing contractor Capita said third quarter trading was in line with expectations as it delivered a small rise in core profit.

09 Nov
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Daily Covid-19 cases in US surpass 100,000

The fourth wave of Covid-19 in the US may be out of control, a top-ranked economist believes.

09 Nov
Taylor Wimpey sees 2020 results at upper end of forecasts

Taylor Wimpey said full-year results would be at the upper end of expectations after better-than-expecting trading in the second half driven by a mini housing boom.

06 Nov
EasyJet cuts capacity on new lockdowns; Raises £130m in new lease deal

Budget airline easyJet said it would fly no more than 20% of capacity for the rest of the year after new coronavirus lockdowns in England, Germany, and France.

06 Nov
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Redrow reservations rise as lockdown workers seek more space

House builder Redrow reported a rise in reservation values as customers look for homes with more space to work based on coronavirus lockdown experiences.

05 Nov
Sainsbury's to axe 3,500 jobs in stores revamp, Argos closures

Sainsbury's said it was axing up to 3,500 jobs as part of a shakeup of its fresh fish and meat counters and Argos stores while reporting a 6. 9% rise in first-half retail sales.

05 Nov
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Trainline posts H1 loss as Covid lockdowns hammer ticket sales

Online ticketing platform Trainline reported a first-half pre-tax loss as sales plunged during the coronavirus lockdown.

05 Nov
RSA reports 'strongly higher' Q3 underwriting profits

Insurer RSA said underwriting profit was up strongly in the first nine months of the year despite the cost of Covid-19 business claims.

04 Nov
M&S swings to first ever loss as Covid hammers clothing sales

UK retailer Marks & Spencer swung to tan historic half-year loss as coronavirus lockdowns hit its clothing division and warned that new restrictions to be introduced on Thursday would be a further blow to profits.

04 Nov
Eurozone recovery stalls as PMIs suggest double dip recession

The euro zone’s economic recovery stalled last month as the second wave of Covid-19 combined with measure to control its hammered the service industry, and pointed to a double-dip recession, a survey showed on Wednesday.

04 Nov
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Doctors in England on alert for possible Covid-19 vaccine before Christmas

Doctors in England have been placed on alert for the potential roll-out of a Covid-19 vaccine this side of Christmas.

03 Nov
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Coats raises profit guidance after strong third quarter

Industrial thread maker Coats Group lifted full-year profit guidance after a better-than-expected peak third quarter.