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FTSE 100 movers: TUI rallies again; Auto Trader hit by UBS note
London's FTSE 100 was down 0. 5% at 7,290. 79 in afternoon trade on Tuesday as investors mulled over the latest twist in the Brexit drama.
US house price growth slows in July
US house price growth slowed in July, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index out on Tuesday.
UBS ups TUI to 'neutral' after Thomas Cook collapse
UBS upped its stance on shares of travel company TUI to 'neutral' from 'sell' on Tuesday, as it said the demise of Thomas Cook "brings relief to overcapacity".
Wednesday preview: Boohoo interims and mortgage approvals in focus
Wednesday's session will see the release of interim numbers from Boohoo, while annual meetings are scheduled at fashion retailer Joules and model train set maker Hornby.
AG Barr profits drop as higher prices, disappointing weather dent sales
Irn-Bru maker AG Barr posted a drop in interim profit on Tuesday as revenues took a hit from higher prices, disappointing weather and brand challenges.
Accounting watchdog mulling investigation of Thomas Cook collapse
The UK's accounting watchdog is mulling an investigation into the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook.
Everyman Media revenue rises, profit drops as expansion continues
Premium cinema group Everyman Media reported a rise in interim revenue but a drop in pre-tax profit on Tuesday as it expanded its estate.
London midday: Stocks dip as Supreme Court rules suspension of parliament unlawful
London stocks had moved into the red by midday on Tuesday while sterling enjoyed a brief spike after the Supreme Court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's five week suspension of parliament was unlawful.
AA interim profit rises as membership numbers stabilise
Roadside assistance company and insurer AA reported a rise in interim profit and revenue on Tuesday as the roadside business saw a stabilisation in membership numbers.
German business sentiment improves but expectations deteriorate - Ifo
German business confidence improved a little in September but expectations among executives deteriorated, according to a widely-followed survey released on Tuesday.
Hotel Chocolat profits rise as expansion continues
Premium chocolatier Hotel Chocolat posted an 11% jump in full-year pre-tax profit on Tuesday as its expansion continues.
London open: Stocks edge up ahead of Supreme Court ruling
London stocks edged higher in early trade on Tuesday as investors eyed the Supreme Court's ruling on the prorogation of Parliament.
Close Brothers profit drops; CEO to leave
FTSE 250 merchant bank Close Brothers reported a drop in full-year profit on Tuesday, with a solid performance from the banking division offset by weaker trading in its securities arm, as it announced the departure of chief executive Preben Prebensen.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up ahead of Supreme Court ruling
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday ahead of the Supreme Court's decision on the prorogation of Parliament.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Thomas Cook, bank branches, Lloyd's of London, Metro Bank
While thousands of holidaymakers were waiting in overseas airports for the government’s emergency airlift to get them home and Thomas Cook staff were losing their jobs, former bosses of the stricken travel firm came under fire for receiving payouts worth more than £35m in the last 12 years. Manny Fontenla-Novoa, who led the acquisition spree that saddled the company with more than £1bn of debt, was handed more than £17m in just over four years as boss of Thomas Cook, boosted by bonuses awarded for slashing 2,800 jobs following the merger with MyTravel.