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Brave Bison and Calfreezy launch football 'super-team'
Independent digital media and social video broadcaster Brave Bison announced the launch of Rebel FC on Wednesday - a new football super-team founded by YouTube “star” Callum Airey, better known as Calfreezy, and developed in partnership with Brave Bison.
URU Metals begins test work at Zebediela
URU Metals updated shareholders and the market on its progress at the Zebediela Nickel Project, located in Limpopo Province, South Africa on Wednesday, confirming it had commenced metallurgical test work to investigate the potential to process the nickel mineralisation using acid leaching.
Hollywood Bowl rolls straight in first half
Ten-pin bowling operator Hollywood Bowl updated the market on its trading for the six months to 31 March on Wednesday, saying it traded well through the first half of the financial year with total revenue growth of 7. 8% and like-for-like revenue growth of 1. 2%.
Range Resources erupts at Georgia government claim
Range Resources noted an article, published on 3 April by the Government of Georgia - represented by the LEPL State Agency of Oil and Gas of the Ministry of Energy of Georgia - announcing an open international tender on Block VIA in Georgia on Wednesday.
Spend your paper fivers now, warns Old Lady
Time is running out for old paper fivers, with the Bank of England warning on Wednesday that the legal tender status of the old £5 note - featuring Elizabeth Fry - would be withdrawn in one month’s time, on 5 May.
Limitless Earth converts investment in V-Nova
Investing company Limitless Earth announced on Wednesday that it has agreed to convert its investment in V-Nova International.
Pan African offloading Uitkmost to Coal of Africa
Pan African Resources announced on Wednesday that it concluded an agreement with Coal of Africa to dispose of all its shares and loan accounts in its wholly-owned subsidiary PAR Coal - the holding company of Uitkomst - to CoAL for a total consideration of ZAR 275m.
Asia report: Most markets higher as Pyongyang tests another missile
Markets in Asia finished mostly higher on Wednesday, as traders ignored yet another ballistic missile test from North Korea, and kept their attention on the upcoming meeting between US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
Mi-Pay narrows loss as transaction value improves
Mobile payment solutions provider Mi-Pay Group presented its final results for the 12 months to 31 December on Wednesday, reporting that £83. 4m iin payment transaction value was processed during 2016, from 6. 2 million processed transactions.
BOS Global losses widen as it pushes forward with new products
Productivity and operational efficiency-focussed software provider BOS Global Holdings announced its interim results for the six months to 31 December on Wednesday, with revenue reducing to nil from $0. 15m in the same period a year earlier, thanks to its reverse takeover maneuver.
Styles&Wood looking at dip in revenues ahead of full-year results
Integrated property services and project delivery specialist company Styles&Wood said it anticipated delivering strong underlying profit and margin performance for 2016 on Wednesday, with adjusted profit before tax in line with board expectations.
Learning Tech revenue and earnings surge in 2016
Learning technologies company Learning Technologies Group announced its audited results for the year to 31 December on Wednesday, with revenue increasing to £28. 3m from £19. 9m - up 42%.
ConvaTec launches 'Foam Lite' dressing in US market
Global medical technology company ConvaTec Group announced the US launch of ‘Foam Lite’ ConvaTec dressing on Wednesday, which it described as a light, flexible silicone foam dressing for managing low to non-exuding chronic and acute wounds.
US close: Stocks marginally higher ahead of Trump face-off with Xi
US stocks finished just above the waterline on Tuesday as investors geared up for the first bilateral meeting between President Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.