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Bernstein bumps Burberry up to 'market perform'
Bernstein upped its stance on shares of luxury brand Burberry to 'market perform' from 'underperform' on Tuesday, saying it sees a more balanced risk/reward following the drop in the share price last week after its full-year results.
Halfords FY profit hit by mild weather, 'weakened' consumer confidence
Halfords posted a drop in full-year profit on Tuesday as it pointed to "weakened" consumer confidence and mild winter temperatures.
FTSE 100 movers: Coca-Cola HBC recovers; EasyJet flies lower
London's FTSE 100 was up 0. 4% at 7,336. 19 in afternoon trade on Tuesday, off earlier highs but still in the green as investors welcomed an easing of US sanctions against China's Huawei.
US existing home sales unexpectedly drop in April - NAR
Sales of US existing home sales unexpectedly fell in April, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.
Non-Standard Finance loan book 'strong', still engaging with Provident shareholders
Doorstep lender Non-Standard Finance said on Tuesday that it is continuing to engage with shareholders of larger rival Provident Financial, as it reported "strong" growth in its loan book since the start of the year.
Shoe Zone first-half profits flat; current trading in line
Profits at Shoe Zone were flat in the first half of the year, while revenues dipped just a touch as the footwear retailer said current trading was in line with management expectations.
London midday: Stocks extend gains as pound drops below $1.27
London stocks had extended gains by midday on Tuesday, boosted by a weaker pound, as investors welcomed Washington's decision to grant a temporary reprieve from the Huawei ban.
Topps Tiles first-half profit drops but H2 sees 'encouraging' start
Topps Tiles reported a drop in interim profit on Tuesday amid broadly flat revenue, a performance it described as "resilient" in a "challenging" environment.
Sterling drops below $1.27 for first time since January amid Brexit woes
Sterling fell below $1. 27 on Tuesday for the first time since mid-January, weighed down by worries about Brexit.
Hammerson CFO Drakesmith resigns
Hammerson said on Tuesday that chief financial officer Timon Drakesmith has resigned after eight years in the role, and will leave the company later this year.
Diamond sales drop at Anglo's De Beers
Anglo American said on Tuesday that the value of rough diamond sales at its De Beers business fell in the fourth cycle of 2019.
London open: Stocks rise as Washington grants temporary reprieve from Huawei ban
London stocks rose in early trade on Tuesday, with banks pacing the advance, after Washington granted a temporary reprieve from the Huawei ban.
Strong US performance boosts HomeServe profit
Home emergency repairs business HomeServe reported a 14% increase in full-year adjusted pre-tax profit on Tuesday, with a particularly pleasing performance in North America.
Electrocomponents profit rises amid market share gains in EMEA, Americas
Electrocomponents posted a jump in full-year profit and revenue on Tuesday as it made "strong" market share gains in EMEA and the Americas.
London pre-open: Stocks to rise as Trump grants temporary reprieve from Huawei ban
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday following losses in the previous session, after US President Trump granted a temporary reprieve from the Huawei ban.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Huawei, Woodford, Goldman Sachs, Silicon Valley
The founder of Huawei, Ren Zhengfei, has said the US “underestimates” the telecom giant’s strength, and that conflict with America was inevitable in the quest to “stand on top of the world”. Ren, speaking after Donald Trump declared a national emergency aimed at thwarting Huawei’s global 5G ambitions, told Chinese media: “The current practice of US politicians underestimates our strength. Huawei’s 5G will absolutely not be affected. In terms of 5G technologies, others won’t be able to catch up with Huawei in two or three years.