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Amazon to split second HQ between NYC and Virginia
Amazon confirmed on Tuesday that it plans to split its second headquarters between New York City and Arlington, Virginia.
FTSE 100 movers: Vodafone rallies on results; tobacco stocks drop again
London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 3% to 7,034. 54 in afternoon trade on Tuesday as the pound rallied on the back of solid wage growth figures and Brexit hopes.
Taylor Wimpey on track for FY but cautious on outlook
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey said on Tuesday that it was on track to meet full-year expectations following a "strong" second half, but warned that volumes would be flat next year.
Premier Foods mulling Ambrosia sale, CEO Gavin Darby to leave
Bisto, Oxo and Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods said on Tuesday that it was mulling the sale of its Ambrosia brand as it announced the departure of chief executive Gavin Darby alongside its half-year results.
Stride Gaming's Daub Alderney slapped with £7.1m fine
Stride Gaming was under the cosh as it said that subsidiary Daub Alderney has been fined £7. 1m by the UK Gambling Commission for failings in its anti-money laundering and social responsibility procedures.
BTG surges as it upgrades pharmaceuticals guidance
Shares in BTG surged on Tuesday as the specialist healthcare company posted a rise in interim revenue and upgraded sales guidance for its pharmaceuticals arm - its second guidance upgrade in just over a month.
US pre-open: Stocks to bounce back amid optimism over China-US relations
US stocks looked set for a positive open on Tuesday following heavy losses in the previous session, amid hopes that relations between China and the US are improving.
London midday: Stocks come off highs as wage data, Brexit hopes lift pound
London stocks were up but off their earlier highs by midday on Tuesday amid signs of improving relations between the US and China, as the pound was lifted by strong wage growth figures and Brexit hopes.
German ZEW improves in November but sentiment still depressed
German economic sentiment unexpectedly improved in November but remained depressed, according to the latest survey from the ZEW Center for European Economic Research in Mannheim.
Foxtons confirms closure of six branches amid 'challenging' market
Estate agent Foxtons reported a flat revenue performance for the third quarter on Tuesday as it confirmed the closure of six branches.
Charter Court Financial loan book rises in Q3
Charter Court Financial posted a rise in its loan book for the third quarter on Tuesday and a stable net interest margin performance.
Pennon looks fair value, says Deutsche Bank
Pennon Group shares now look fair value, said Deutsche Bank on Tuesday, as it downgraded its stance on the stock to 'hold' from 'buy'.
London open: Stocks rally amid US-China optimism; Vodafone gains after results
London stocks rose in early trade on Tuesday, shrugging off a downbeat session on Wall Street thanks to some well-received corporate news and optimism over Sino-US relations.
Landsec profits and revenue rise along with net rental income
Property developer Landsec, formerly Land Securities, reported a jump in first-half profit and revenue on Tuesday as net rental income rose and costs fell.
London pre-open: Stocks seen higher ahead of data slew
London stocks were set for a firmer open on Tuesday despite heavy losses on Wall Street, as Asian shares came off their lows.