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London midday: Stocks maintain gains as investors digest GDP data
London stocks were still in the green by midday on Monday as the pound remained weaker after the release of downbeat UK growth figures.
FTSE 100 movers: Tui cruises higher; Smith & Nephew hit by deal report
London's FTSE 100 was up 0. 8% at 7,129. 11 in afternoon trade on Monday, underpinned by a weaker pound.
Liberum downgrades Barratt and Bovis on valuation
Liberum cut its stance on housebuilders Bovis Homes and Barratt Developments on Monday on valuation and performance grounds, as it took a look at the broader sector.
eServGlobal secures new €1m contract with Asia Pacific customer
Digital transactions technology company eServGlobal has signed a new contract with an existing customer in Asia Pacific worth around €1m.
Harwood Wealth Management to buy Castleton Financial Planning for £1.6m
Financial planning and discretionary wealth management business, Harwood Wealth Management, has exchanged contracts to buy independent financial advisory firm Castleton Financial Planning for around £1. 6m.
Imperial Brands confirms departure of chairman Mark Williamson
Imperial Brands said on Monday that Mark Williamson will be stepping down as non-executive chairman of the tobacco company.
Stride Gaming considering putting itself up for sale
AIM-listed gambling company Stride Gaming said on Monday that it is considering putting itself up for sale.
Ingersoll Rand to buy Precision Flow Systems for $1.45bn
Ingersoll Rand has made a binding offer to buy fluid management systems provider Precision Flow Systems from BC Partners Advisors and the Carlyle Group for $1. 45bn.
Morgan Stanley to buy Canada's Solium Capital for $900m
Morgan Stanley has agreed to buy Canada's Solium Capital - a provider of software-as-a-service for equity administration, financial reporting and compliance - for around $900m in cash.
Lok'nStore revenues rise amid 'robust' sales growth
Self-storage company Lok'nStore reported a rise in first-half revenue on Monday amid "robust" sales growth.
Smith & Nephew drops on NuVasive deal report
Shares in Smith & Nephew fell on Monday following a report that the maker of hip and knee replacement products is in discussions to buy US medical equipment company NuVasive for more than $3bn.
US pre-open: Stocks to edge up as investors mull trade relations, shutdown
US stocks looked set to edge higher at the open on Monday as investors continued to eye trade relations between the US and China and consider the prospect of another government shutdown.
Telford Homes to buy Stratford site for £20m
London-focused residential property developer Telford Homes has exchanged contracts for the conditional purchase of a site on International Way in Stratford, London, for £20m in cash subject to planning consent.
Just Eat shareholder Cat Rock urges merger talks
US hedge fund Cat Rock Capital Management has sent an open letter to online food delivery group Just Eat urging the company to merge with a "well-run industry peer" following the departure of chief executive Peter Plumb.
London open: Stocks rise as pound dips ahead of UK data slew
London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, helped along by a weaker pound as investors eyed a slew of key UK data releases, trade relations between the US and China and any Brexit-related developments.
London pre-open: Stocks seen higher ahead of data slew
London stocks were set to kick the week off on the front foot on Monday as investors eyed a slew of key UK data, trade relations between the US and China and any Brexit-related headlines.