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FTSE 250 movers: Energean surges; Carnival sinks
London’s FTSE 250 was 0. 6% higher at 17,221. 83 in afternoon trade on Monday.
BP to sell petrochemicals business to Ineos for $5bn
BP has agreed to sell its petrochemicals business to chemicals company Ineos for $5bn.
FTSE 100 movers: BP rallies on petrochemicals sale; GVC in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 5% at 6,187. 28 in afternoon trade on Monday.
London midday: Stocks edge up despite Covid-19 concerns
London stocks had edged a little higher by midday on Monday despite growing concerns about rising coronavirus infections in the US.
Drax powers ahead on bid speculation
Drax shares surged on Monday amid speculation the temporary power provider could be a takeover target.
Morses Club accounts frozen by FCA over Wirecard scandal
Morses Club said customer accounts at its subsidiary U Account have been temporarily suspended after the Financial Conduct Authority froze the operations of German payments processor Wirecard's UK business.
Jefferies downgrades Balfour Beatty on 'diminished upside'
Jefferies downgraded its stance on shares of construction group Balfour Beatty to ‘hold’ from ‘buy’, citing "diminished upside" with the shares now back at pre-Covid levels.
London open: Stocks little changed amid worries about US Covid surge
London stocks were little changed in early trade on Monday amid growing concerns about rising coronavirus infections in the US.
Indivior appoints Mark Crossley as CEO
Indivior has promoted Mark Crossley to the role of chief executive officer, succeeding Shaun Thaxter.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower on US Covid concerns
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Monday amid growing concerns about rising coronavirus infections in the US.
Monday newspaper round-up: Landsec, UK customs, retailers
The biggest job creation package in peacetime is needed to prevent the worst unemployment crisis in Britain for a generation, a leading thinktank has warned. Sounding the alarm as job losses mount, the Resolution Foundation called on the government to continue subsidising the wages of workers in the sectors of the economy hardest hit by the Covid-19 crisis until at least the end of next year. - Guardian.