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Hostelworld appoints Gary Morrison as CEO as Mooney steps down
Feargal Mooney will step down as chief executive officer of hostel-focused online booking platform Hostelworld in June after 10 years in the role and will be replaced by Expedia executive Gary Morrison.
Sears rallies as it explores sale of Kenmore brand, other assets
Sears rallied on Monday after saying it is initiating a formal process to explore the sale of its Kenmore brand, home improvement products business and parts direct business.
FTSE 100 movers: Paddy Power Betfair surges on US Supreme Court ruling; ITV drops
London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 1% in afternoon trade on Monday, although Paddy Power got a late boost following a ruling from the US Supreme Court.
US pre-open: Stocks seen up as worries about US-China trade war ease
US futures pointed to a positive open on Wall Street on Monday as worries about a trade war between the US and China eased.
Brave Bison launches advertising partnership with Unruly
AIM-listed social video company Brave Bison has launched an advertising partnership with video marketplace Unruly.
Bernstein upgrades Compass after pullback
Catering company Compass got a boost on Monday as Bernstein upped the stock to 'outperform' from 'market perform'' and lifted the price target to 1,750p from 1,650p following a recent pullback in the shares and ahead of what it reckons will be a stronger second half.
Midwich says trading in line, confident over outlook
AIM-listed specialist audio visual and document solutions distributor Midwich said on Monday that trading was in line with its expectations.
City Pub hails 'strong' recent trading, sales up 23%
AIM-listed City Pub said on Monday that recent trading was "strong", with sales up and the company on track to meet its expectations for the year as its estate of trading pubs grew to 36 from 33.
London midday: Stocks slip further as pound gains, but deal talks lift IWG
London stocks had edged a little lower by midday on Monday as the pound rallied against the greenback on Brexit speculation, although serviced office provider IWG stormed ahead on the prospect of a bidding war.
Burberry to buy leather goods business from CF&P
Luxury fashion brand Burberry has agreed to buy a luxury leather-goods business from longstanding Italian partner CF&P.
Hardide revenue, profit jump as demand from oil and gas sector improves
AIM-listed Hardide, which develops and provides advanced surface coating technology, posted a jump in interim revenue and profit on Monday as demand from existing customers in the oil and gas sector improved.
Dignity revenues up 2% in Q1, says 2018 trading to be volatile
Funeral services provider Dignity reported a 2% rise in first-quarter revenues on Monday as the number of deaths increase 8%, but underlying operating profit was flat at £37. 5m.
London open: Stocks nudge down but IWG rallies on takeover approaches
London stocks nudged a touch lower in early trade on Monday, although serviced office provider IWG stormed ahead on the prospect of a bidding war.
London pre-open: Stocks seen muted amid stronger pound
London stocks were set for a muted open on Monday despite Asian gains, with the stronger pound likely to weigh.
Monday newspaper round-up: High street, Carillion, Crossrail, WPP
Shoppers are deserting the high street in greater numbers than during the depths of the recession in 2009, creating a brutal climate that is putting thousands more retail jobs at risk. The coming days will be crucial to the future of a handful of household names, including Mothercare and Carpetright, which are trying to persuade investors to make vital cash injections so they can jettison unwanted stores. There is also the spectre of job losses at Poundworld, the struggling discount chain, which is being cut adrift by its American owners.