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FTSE 250 movers: Amigo ascends, Gold miners dip
London's FTSE 250 was up 0. 69% at 19,425. 11 in afternoon trading on Friday, with Amigo Holdings leading the index higher.
Tesla jumps after China grants purchase tax exemption on 16 models
Shares in Tesla were up on Friday after China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said that it would exempt 16 of the US car manufacturer's electric vehicle models from its purchase tax.
Europe midday: Stoxx up on US-China talk hopes, German property shares
European equity markets were higher at lunchtime on Friday amid continued investor optimism for a potential resumption of US-China trade talks, while a surge in German property stocks buoyed sentiment.
Xi Jinping rejects Philippines' territorial claims in South China Sea
Chinese President Xi Jinping rejected Filipino claims to territory in the South China Sea in a bilateral meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte on Thursday.
EMIS Group results in line but reorganisation costs cut profits
EMIS Group on Friday reported interim results in line with expectations, though profits declined on the back of increased staff costs and operating expenses.
Europe open: Shares up on continued optimism over US/China talks
European equity markets began Friday in the green as continued optimism over a potential resumption of US-China trade talks and a surge in German property stocks buoyed sentiment.
Ferrexpo says charity funds 'could have been' misappropriated
Ferrexpo on Friday said some of the money it gave to a charity "could have been misappropriated".
FTSE 250 movers: Hunting climbs, Amigo plummets
London's FTSE 250 was up 0. 35% at 19,270. 37 in afternoon trading on Thursday, with Hunting leading the index higher.
AFC Energy shares climb after partnership extended
AFC Energy shares climbed on Thursday after the company strengthened its commercial relationship with Industrie De Nora with the signing of the next phase of a joint development agreement.
Europe midday: Markets rise as China calms trade war fears
Continental markets were up at midday on Thursday after comments from China's Commerce Ministry raised optimism for a calm resolution to the US-China trade war.
ITM Power wins government funding for hydrogen project
ITM Power on Thursday won UK government funding for the Gigastack feasibility study with its partners in the project, offshore win specialist Ørsted and low-carbon consultancy Element Energy.
Total Produce revenue jumps after Dole acquisition
Total Produce on Thursday reported a leap in interim revenue and profits after enjoying a full period contribution from its acquisition of a 45. 0% stake in the Dole Food Company.
Hunting profits and revenues buoyed by offshore success
Hunting reported a jump in interim revenues and profits on Thursday on the back of increased demand for its offshore products in the US and Asian markets.
Europe open: Markets climb as Chinese calls for 'calm' encourage optimism
Continental markets were up on Thursday morning after comments from China's Commerce Ministry stoked optimism that a trade war with the US may not be allowed to escalate further.
Europe close: Stocks dip amid recession worries
European markets finished in the red on Wednesday on the back of recessionary fears but well off their worst levels of the session.
FTSE 250 movers: Provident Financial slips, Greggs rises
London's FTSE 250 was up 0. 48% at 19,327. 76 in afternoon trading on Friday, with Provident Financial leading the index lower.
Bigblu Broadband losses slashed by revenue and margin growth
Bigblu Broadband (BBB) slashed its interim losses on Wednesday as it reported higher margins and a jump in revenue courtesy of a growing customer base.
Former HSBC banker cleared in €1.6bn tax fraud case
A former executive from HSBC's private Swiss bank has been cleared three years after French authorities charged him with helping clients hide assets worth at least €1. 6bn (£1. 45bn).
Europe midday: Markets down as recession warnings spook investors
European markets were still lower in midday trade on Wednesday as recessionary fears sent stocks into the red.