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Market Pulse
25 Apr
ted baker
Jefferies upgrades Ted Baker to 'buy'

Jefferies upgraded Ted Baker to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’, but cut the price target to 3,000p from 3,400p in line with the sector de-rating of around 12%.

25 Apr
Golf
Randgold invests in West African golfers

Randgold Resources announced a new investment on Monday, into the future golfers of West Africa.

25 Apr
London, city, DL
London pre-open: FTSE 100 set for slight dip at start of trading

Stocks are seen starting the session with slight losses as traders keep their cards close to their chests ahead of this week's US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan policy meetings.

25 Apr
adollarmakemeholler
Allied Minds losses widen as group ramps up invesment

Science and technology development company Allied Minds reported a wider loss in 2015 in its annual report on Monday, which it blamed on an increase in its investment in research and development and the creation of four new businesses during the year.

25 Apr
Lok'nStore, Lok'n Store, storage, boxes, self-storage
Lok'nStore first-half profit jumps 156%

AIM-listed self-storage company Lok’nStore Group reported a 155. 5% jump in first-half profit as revenue grew and costs declined.

25 Apr
telefonos moviles
Vodafone hits 25m active users for mobile money product

Vodafone's mobile money transfer business has exceeded 25m active users across Africa, Asia and Europe.

25 Apr
noticias
Monday newspaper round-up: Goldman, BHS, Barclays, EE

For almost 150 years Goldman Sachs has been the go-to bank of the rich and powerful. But now the Wall Street titan is opening up to the masses on Main Street by offering online savings accounts for as little as $1 on deposit. Goldman’s shift down market comes as the bank is under pressure to develop new streams of funding. Weak first-quarter results from the big US banks have highlighted the challenges faced by their investment banking units, under pressure from volatile markets and tight regulations.