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Hong Kong shoved into recession by protest chaos
Hong Kong's economy has fallen into recession amid US-China trade uncertainty and months of protests that have resulted in shop closures, public transport interference and a drop in tourism.
UK car production falls by 3.8% amid weak demand, says SMMT
UK car production dropped by 3. 8% in September due to lower demand both at home and abroad, according to data released on Thursday by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
British expats must register to vote immediately, says deVere CEO
The boss of a major independent financial advisory organisation has urged British expats to register to vote in the upcoming general election as soon as possible.
FTSE 250 movers: Crest Nicholson falls, Future flies
London's second-tier was 0. 27% lower at 20,059. 94 in afternoon trade on Thursday, with Crest Nicholson leading the index downward.
Europe midday: Markets fall amid Sino-US trade pessimism
European stocks were lower at lunchtime on Thursday as reports suggested Beijing and Washington remain a long way from agreeing a full trade deal.
DS Smith interims to meet expectations following margin growth
DS Smith reiterated its interim guidance on Thursday, stating that it expected good margin progression despite ongoing macro-economic uncertainty.
Capita secures £141m contract renewal with Co-operative Bank
Capita on Thursday renewed its contract with The Co-operative Bank to run its mortgage servicing operation in the UK and to support a digitally-enabled transformation.
Europe open: Stocks mixed after Fed rate cut
European stocks were mixed in early trading on Thursday as investors digested the latest rate cut from the US Federal Reserve and eyed weak Chinese data.
IAG third-quarter profits stumble after BA pilot strikes
British Airways and Iberia owner International Airlines Group on Thursday reported a drop in third-quarter profit after taking a knock from BA pilot strikes.
Thursday newspaper round-up: Apple, Vauxhall, business rates, Uber
Apple has shrugged off a record run of declining iPhone sales and the brewing Chinese trade war to post an increase in revenues as its fast-growing wearable technology division plugged the gap. Shares rose as much as 3pc following the news, with Apple appearing to break clear of Microsoft as the world’s most valuable listed company. - Telegraph.