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Blackberry on more secure footing as Cylance deal pays dividends
Blackberry has reiterated its full-year revenue guidance after the Canadian software company nearly halved its quarterly loss.
No-deal Brexit concerns growing, Carney tells MPs
Market expectations of a no-deal Brexit are on the rise, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned MPs.
JP Morgan Irish arm hit with €1.6m fine
The Irish subsidiary of US banking giant JP Morgan Chase & Co has been fined nearly €2m for regulatory breaches.
Mortgage approvals ease off previous highs
Mortgage lending eased slightly in May, data published by the UK’s high street banks showed on Wednesday.
Ryanair changes share buyback to ensure EU ownership
Ryanair has tweaked the terms of a €700m share buyback programme to ensure it remains majority-owned by European Union investors in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Barclays forecasts rough seas ahead for Carnival
Barclays has cut its recommendation for cruise operator Carnival over concerns earnings will continue to suffer from weak European demand.
Trump attacks Federal Reserve for not cutting rates
Donald Trump has taken another swipe at the Federal Reserve, claiming that the Dow Jones Industrial Average could have been “thousands of points higher" if the central bank had not ‘blown it’.
Deutsche Bank backs Vodafone as it reiterates 'buy' rating
Deutsche Bank has maintained its ‘buy’ rating for Vodafone, despite reducing its price target, arguing that headwinds are starting to ease for the mobile phone giant.
Eldorado and Caesars take a gamble on $17bn deal
Shares in Caesars Entertainment jumped in pre-market trading in the US, after it agreed to be acquired by rival casino operator Eldorado Resorts in a multi-billion dollar deal.
Acacia Mining fires back at Barrick Gold over criticism
Acacia Mining has issued a detailed rebuttal of criticisms made by shareholder and potential suitor Barrick Gold, the latest salvo in an increasingly bitter dispute between the two miners.
Deutsche Bank slashes rating on BT
Deutsche Bank has cut its rating on British Telecom, urging investors to sell the blue chip group.
Canaccord Genuity backs Berkeley, trims price target
Canaccord Genuity has reiterated its backing of housebuilder Berkeley Group, despite trimming its price target.
Q1 profits and sales slip at Kroger
US supermarket chain Kroger, one of the world’s biggest retailers, saw profits and sales dip in the first quarter, but insisted that its transformation programme was on track.
Bank of England votes unanimously to keep rates on hold
The Bank of England has left interest rates unchanged, it announced on Thursday, despite acknowledging that the outlook for the UK economy had weakened.
Rome extends financial olive branch to Brussels
Italy has earmarked more than €5bn to pay down debt as it looks to avoid being sanctioned for breaking European Union fiscal rules.
British Gas owner Centrica to axe 700 jobs
Centrica will cut a further 700 jobs this summer, as the owner of British Gas battles a raft of ‘growing challenges’.
Retail sales cool as cold weather puts off shoppers
UK retail sales eased in May, as unseasonably cold weather saw shoppers delay buying summer clothes.
Boeing and Airbus take off with a flurry of deals at Paris Air Show
Boeing and Airbus have unveiled a flurry of deals, including Korean Air agreeing buying a fleet of Dreamliners and the European aerospace group selling 36 planes to Philippines carrier Cebu Air.
MoneyGram shares surge as it strikes deal with Ripple
Shares in MoneyGram International more than doubled in pre-market trading on Tuesday, after cryptocurrency start up Ripple took a 10% stake in the global payments firm.
Pokémon Go creator buys UK developer Sensible Object
Niantic, the company behind the hugely popular Pokémon Go game, has acquired UK developer Sensible Object.