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Oil prices fall as Trump calls on Opec to up production
Donald Trump has called on the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries to up its output, triggering a slide in oil futures.
Citi backs global tobacco sector, ups rating on Imperial and BAT
The UK's Imperial Tobacco and British American Tobacco have been upgraded by Citi, which is arguing that share prices across the sector are set to improve as the regulatory environment eases.
Deutsche Bank considering raising billions of extra capital - report
Shares in Deutsche Bank have slipped following reports that the bank is considering raising as much as €10bn as part of ongoing merger negotiations with smaller rival Commerzbank.
Pension income flatlines over the last decade - DWP
Pensioner income is little changed since the start of the decade, data released from the Department for Work and Pensions showed on Thursday.
Swedbank dismisses CEO as money laundering scandal mounts
Swedbank has fired its chief executive and president, as mounting allegations about a potential money laundering scandal engulf the Scandinavian bank.
Mitie order book softens amid 'steady progress' on transformation
Outsourcer Mitie warned that its order book had weakened last year but that reveues were growing as it makes progress with its long-term transformation.
Hiring and investment decisions curtailed amid Brexit confusion - survey
Employers are scaling back hiring and investment plans as the ongoing Brexit uncertainty rattles confidence, a survey showed on Wednesday.
Council tax bills to rise by more than double the rate of inflation
Council tax will rise by nearly 5% across England in 2019-2020, the government said on Wednesday, well above the rate of inflation.
Pets at Home's turnaround plan has legs, Citi believes
Citi has upgraded its rating on Pets at Home, arguing that management has a “viable” plan to secure the company’s future.
Minister issue standards warning to Help to Buy home builders
A government minister has warned developers that the standard of new homes needs to improve if they are to continue working with the taxpayer-funded Help to Buy scheme.
Retail sales fall at fastest rate for 17 months - CBI
Retail sales fell sharply in March, as the British high street continued to battle fragile consumer confidence and Brexit uncertainty.
RHI Magnesita cheers merger as sales and profits surge
RHI Magnesita, the Austro-Brazilian refractory product specialist, has hailed a year of “progress and transformation” after a surge in revenues saw it swing back into the black.
WeWork revenues and losses soar as global expansion ramps up
New York’s WeWork revealed that revenues doubled last year to nearly $2bn – but losses also widened significantly.
Samsung warns first-quarter earnings will miss forecasts
Samsung Electronics surprised markets after warning that first-quarter earnings would come in below expectations.
Pound up on hopes of softening opposition to May's Brexit deal
Sterling rallied on Tuesday, on speculation that hard-line Brexiteers were starting to come around to Theresa May’s withdrawal deal.
Apple's starry TV launch fails to prevent analyst disappointment
Apple’s long-awaited services update included a television streaming service, a virtual games arcade, a 'Spotify for news' and a titanium credit card but failed to wow investors and analysts.
UK mortgage approvals tumble to six-year low
Mortgage approvals have slumped to a near six-year low, industry data showed on Tuesday, as heightened Brexit uncertainty rattled the UK housing marking.
FCA moves to set thousands of mortgage prisoners free
The financial regulator is proposing changing affordability assessments as part of package of measures aimed at helping so-called mortgage prisoners.
SpaceandPeople cuts dividend as its swings to a loss
Shares in SpaceandPeople tumbled on Monday after the retail promotions specialist slipped into the red and slashed its dividend.
Lonmin paints bleak picture as it calls on shareholders to back takeover
Lonmin issued a stark warning on Monday, telling investors it does not have the funds needed to sustain the business long-term, and urged them to back a takeover offer from rival miner Sibanye-Stillwater.