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Market Pulse
05 Oct
noticias
Trinity Mirror on track to meet full-year expectations

Trinity Mirror said it's on track to meet its performance expectations for the year, as it highlighted some improvement in third-quarter revenue trends.

05 Oct
finance,data,financial
Xchanging rockets on buyout offers from Capita and Apollo Global Management

Shares in business outsourcer Xchanging rocketed after the company confirmed it has received approaches from peer Capita and private equity group Apollo Global Management regarding offers for the company.

05 Oct
Poker, gaming, betting, casino
Central Bank of Ireland opposes Playtech's Ava Trade takeover

Playtech have received a letter from the Central Bank of Ireland saying they oppose the proposed takeover of Ava Trade.

05 Oct
Ryanair, aircraft, transport, travel
Ryanair traffic hits nearly 10m in September

Low-cost airline Ryanair said traffic grew 12% in September to 9. 55m.

05 Oct
Glencore surges in Hong Kong trading

London open The Footsie is being called to start the day higher by as much 115 points from last Friday´s closing value of 6,129. 98.

05 Oct
London, city, DL
London pre-open: FTSE seen sharply higher after strong reversal on Wall Street

UK stocks are expected to open with strong gains on Monday, taking their cue from an impressive reversal on Wall Street on Friday.

05 Oct
Chancery House Sutton CLS Holdings property
CLS Holdings acquires Chancery House

CLS Holdings has purchased Chancery House in Sutton for £10. 2m.

05 Oct
Rolls Royce marine staff engineers rollsroyce
Rolls-Royce to cut 400 more jobs in marine business

Rolls-Royce has announced plans to cut another 400 jobs in its marine business, on top of the 600 job cuts already announced in May.

05 Oct
noticias
Monday newspaper round-up: Glencore, ITV, AstraZeneca, American Apparel

Hong Kong listed shares in Glencore surged as much as 40. 2 per cent to HK$15 in morning trading following a weekend report that the embattled commodities group was open to take over offers. The Swiss-based group has seen its shares whipsaw after analysts at Investec last Monday published a note suggesting the company’s equity could be wiped out if weak commodity prices persisted. Monday’s jump in Hong Kong follows a weekend report in The Telegraph that the company would listen to offers for a takeover of the entire company, albeit management do not think there are any buyers willing to pay a fair price given current market conditions.