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FTSE 250 movers: Paragon Banking gains; Hochschild loses its shine
London’s FTSE 250 was up 0. 1% at 22,925. 70 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
FTSE 100 movers: ICG rallies; Shell gushes lower
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 4% at 7,107. 71 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Indivior teams up with Aelis on treatment for cannabis use disorder
Indivior said on Tuesday that it has teamed up with French biotechnology group Aelis to advance the clinical development of a treatment for cannabis use disorder.
London midday: Stocks just in the black as investors mull reopening delay
London stocks were just in the black by midday on Tuesday, helped along by some well-received earnings but with sentiment hit by reports that the lifting of lockdown measures could be delayed by up to a month.
Aviva rallies as activist investor Cevian builds 5% stake
Aviva shares rallied on Tuesday after activist investor Cevian Capital said it had built a 4. 95% stake in the insurer and called on it to return £5bn to shareholders next year.
RBC Capital initiates coverage of Pets at Home, Halfords
RBC Capital Markets initiated coverage of Pets at Home and Halfords on Tuesday, arguing that the former has a fairly full valuation, while the latter is "shifting up a gear".
London open: Stocks edge up amid well-received earnings
London stocks were up in early trade on Tuesday, helped along by some well-received earnings, but gains were muted amid reports the lifting of lockdown measures could be delayed by up to a month.
Restaurant Group Chair Debbie Hewitt to step down
Wagamama owner Restaurant Group said on Tuesday that Chair Debbie Hewitt will step down with effect from 31 December to take on the same role at the English Football Association.
Dechra Pharmaceuticals FY revenue to beat market expectations
Dechra Pharmaceuticals said on Tuesday that full-year revenue was set to be ahead of consensus expectations, as it continues to benefit from strong market fundamentals and lower costs.
London pre-open: Stocks seen muted amid growing doubts over lockdown easing
London stocks were set for a muted open on Tuesday amid reports that the lifting of lockdown measures could be delayed by between two weeks and a month.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Hospitality rent, TfL, FaceTime
The government must convince commercial landlords to forego some of the rent built up during the pandemic or face a wave of insolvencies when payments fall due in July, business leaders have warned. Speaking at a Treasury select committee hearing, trade body bosses in travel, hospitality and retail said the easing of restrictions was not enough to avoid business failures and job losses in debt-laden sectors. - Guardian.