20-10-2024

Weekly Stock Market News
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DiscoverIE Group Navigates Destocking Headwinds with Margin Success
N Brown takes Aim private, ending the market’s woes
Rentokil’s US performance exceeds expectations
In the third quarter, Deliveroo sales increased by 6% to £1.8bn.
Nestle reduces sales targets following backlash over price increases
The European Central Bank has cut interest rates a third time in a year
Netflix surpasses expectations by 5 million new subscribers
Meta fires dozens who bought other items with food vouchers
Blackstone will list its largest investments
Premier Inn wants to return £2bn in dividends to its shareholders
Watchdog investigates the cost of home and motor insurance
Rio Tinto’s Iron Shipments Hold Stable Despite Chinese Slump
Ryanair misses its target due to delays at Boeing
Just Eat drops off the investor’s radar
Airbnb CEO hires experienced hosts to expand the company’s horizons
What is the impact of falling inflation on borrowers and savings?
The sponsorship of F1 by tobacco companies may lead to addiction among young people
Morgan Stanley profits increase by a third during Wall Street’s boom
Tate & Lyle targets for US private equity takeover
Stellantis vehicles are now being shipped at a lower rate by a fifth
Rachel Reeves will raise capital gains taxes on the sale of shares
The UK Rail Nationalisation Campaign is fueled by the £80 million dividend paid out by a rolling stock company
Oil prices fall amid China slowdown, easing Middle East concerns
Activist hails ‘great price’ as De La Rue agrees £300m sale
TI Fluid Systems’minded’ to recommend takeover offer by rival
Boots parent company will close 1,200 stores
The tobacco stakes of a reclusive billionaire have earned him £3.8bn
Bellway customers begin to return with confidence
BMW wants the ban on petrol and diesel car sales by 2035 to be lifted
BrewDog founder takes on tax hike threat before possible float
Goldman Sachs’ traders’ winning streak drives surge of profits
Boeing aims to raise $35 billion dollars as strikes bite
The UK Rail Nationalisation Campaign is fueled by the £80 million dividend paid out by a rolling stock company
Vauxhall to decide on UK plant future ‘in the next few weeks’
Shares of UK gambling companies fall by £2bn amid talk about higher taxes in the budget
Elon Musk is not banned from the UK Investment Summit, according to cabinet minister
Mike Ashley’s bid for Mulberry creates rift with Mulberry’s main shareholder
Bookmakers hit by tax hike fears
Dovid Efune has six weeks to seal Telegraph deal
Fears that a spill in Gibraltar could be caused by a shadow fleet transporting Russian oil
Prime office blocks are up for sale, and it’s crunch time for offices.
Reeves: Cut regulations to help Britain grow
Scott Bessent, said that Trump would not weaken dollars.
European automakers are planning dozens of models at lower prices to survive the ‘EV Winter’
Microsoft UK’s chief executive will lead the government’s Industrial Strategy Council
P&O Ferries is not rogue says Business Secretary after Cabinet rift
After raid on Bristol caravan site, Uber Eats and Deliveroo are being investigated.
Frasers Group’s Mike Ashley rejects Mulberry’s owner’s bid of £111 million pounds sterling
Exclusive talks between Harland & Wolff and Spanish shipbuilder Navantia to purchase Harland & Wolff
London City Airport owners pump in £130m to deal with business travel slump
PwC pays British American Tobacco £132m for flawed audit
Smith & Nephew accused by the media of inflating profits
Selfridges property portfolio reduced by more than £600m
Macquarie to invest £20bn in Britain as Labour seeks investors
Big banks and companies say that Britain is ready to invest.
The 2025 Budget of French PM Michel Barnier includes shock therapy
AMD launches new AI chip rivaling Nvidia
Portugal aims to become a low-tax haven of young people
Moody’s warns that private equity assets are struggling to pay off heavy debts.
Infrastructure tsar: UK must prepare to implement road pricing
Wet weather in England causes the second-worst harvest on record
EDF seeking up to £4bn in investors’ funds to complete Hinkley Point C
Florida examines wreckage caused by Hurricane Milton
TSB fined £10.9m for ‘worse’ systems that place customers at risk
TGI Fridays pays workers following redundancy row
Mark Carney: Change the fiscal rules so that the assets of the nation are included
Financial Times records record readership
Matt Brittin resigns as Google Europe boss
Unilever finally sells a Russian unit to a local tycoon, after years of intense pressure
The new HSBC boss targets senior bankers to save $300m
Brookfield wins warehouse giant Segro for £1.1bn
US inflation drops to 2.4%, raising hopes for a base rate reduction
NHS to be saved by private hospitals
Parliament will soon be considering new laws that would prevent a repeat of the P&O mass-sacking scandal.
Boeing withdraws its pay offer to striking employees
Pockit purchases Monese in order to serve the “unbanked”
Rio Tinto purchases Arcadium Lithium at a cost of $6.7bn
Mondi completes €634m deal with German rival
Chinese stocks have their worst day since the pandemic
Google criticizes ‘radical US proposal’ to split parent company
GSK settles Zantac cancer lawsuits for $2.2bn
OpenAI uses public benefit structures to deter hostile takeovers
EU countries approve €35 billion loan to Ukraine
Hurricane Milton hits Florida
Reeves says wealthy UK citizens will not be subject to a ‘tax on exit’
Imperial Brands shareholder returns reach £2.8bn as tobacco prices rise
Only two companies float on the London Stock Exchange during this dry summer
Job losses at UK suppliers due to Boeing and Airbus problems
Shein doubles profit in Britain with sales of £1.55bn
Diversified Energy believes in US listing as a way to reignite its fire
Elliott, an activist says that its long-term perspective on Anglo American remains’very intact’
Pension funds demand UK fiscal rule changes to spur investment
Battery manufacturers aim to ease EV anxiety with 5-minute charging
Abu Dhabi sells 9.9% of Thames Water
Young Britons regret losing the right to work in EU after Brexit
TGI Fridays’ rescue is overshadowed with closures and 1,000 jobs losses
Vietjet wins appeal right in $250m court case
AstraZeneca signs a $2bn deal to Chinese firm
Barclay family is on the verge of losing their control over Very Group
Richemont sells Net-aporter to rival
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