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Coca-Cola ditches plans to refranchise Africa bottling business
Shares in bottling company Coca-Cola HBC slumped on Monday after Coca-Cola Co. said it will keep its majority stake in Coca-Cola Beverages Africa "for the foreseeable future".
FTSE 100 movers: Tui tumbles and Coca-Cola loses its fizz
London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 7% at 7,299. 01 in afternoon trade on Monday, with housebuilders proving a drag.
ShoreCap downgrades Boohoo, says shares fairly valued
Shore Capital downgraded its stance on shares of online fast-fashion retailer Boohoo to 'hold' from 'buy' on Monday, saying the stock is fairly valued for now.
Sprint surges as FCC chairman recommends approval of T-Mobile merger
Shares in Sprint Corp surged on Monday after US Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai said he would recommend approval of its $26. 5bn merger with T-Mobile.
Low & Bonar tumbles as it warns on profits, announces CEO departure
Low & Bonar was under the cosh on Monday as it warned on profits and announced the departure of its chief executive officer, Philip de Klerk.
Foxtons revenue drops as Brexit uncertainty continues to dent sales
Estate agent Foxtons reported a drop in first-quarter revenue on Monday as volumes in the sales business remained at record lows amid Brexit uncertainty.
UK house price growth eases, London a drag
UK house price growth slowed in May, while all but two London boroughs saw a decline, according to the latest survey from Rightmove.
Hays weakness 'a good buying opportunity', says RBC Capital
RBC Capital Markets upgraded its stance on shares of recruiter Hays to 'outperform' from 'sector perform' on Monday as it argued that recent weakness has created a good buying opportunity.
City Pub sales jump 35% as expansion continues
City Pub Group reported a jump in sales on Monday for the 19 weeks to 12 May, as it said it's on track to meet expectations for the year.
London midday: Stocks move lower as housebuilders retreat
London stocks had fallen into the red by midday on Monday, led lower by weakness in the housebuilding sector, as worries about Brexit and Sino-US relations weighed on investor sentiment.
AB Dynamics launches £50.1m placing an open offer
AIM-listed AB Dynamics, which designs, manufactures and supplies advanced testing systems, has announced plans to raise around £50. 1m in a placing and open offer, partly to help finance any potential acquisitions.
Purplebricks appoints Phil Felice as interim CEO of US business
Hybrid real estate agency Purplebricks has appointed Phil Felice as interim chief executive officer of its US business.
London open: Stocks rise but gains muted amid Brexit, Sino-US concerns
London stocks edged higher in early trade on Monday, but gains were muted amid concerns about Brexit, with Sino-US relations also a worry.
Tetra Tech to buy WYG in £43m deal
AIM-listed WYG, which delivers consulting and engineering, has agreed to be bought by Tetra Tech in a £43. 4m deal.
Softcat sees full-year results 'slightly ahead' of expectations
Softcat, which provides IT infrastructure products and services, said full-year results will now be slightly ahead of previous expectations.
London pre-open: Stocks to edge up as oil prices rally
London stocks were set to edge higher at the open on Monday, with the energy sector likely to lend a hand as oil prices rallied, while investors mulled news that Google has suspended business with Huawei.
Monday newspaper round-up: Google, Mike Ashley, global dividends
Google has suspended Huawei’s access to updates of its Android operating system and chipmakers have reportedly cut off supplies to the Chinese telecoms company, complying with orders from the US government as it seeks to blacklist Huawei around the world. In a fresh blow to Huawei, Google said it was complying with Trump’s executive order and was reviewing the “implications”, after Reuters initially reported the story. – Guardian.