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Evraz looking to sell North American subsidiaries
Russian steelmaker Evraz said on Wednesday that it was looking to sell its North American subsidiaries.
FTSE 100 movers: Aviva, Admiral jump on results
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 2% at 7,503. 57 in afternoon trade on Wednesday.
London midday: Stocks muted ahead of US inflation figures
London stocks were still little changed by midday on Wednesday as investors erred on the side of caution ahead of the latest US inflation data.
Musk sells $6.9bn of Tesla shares ahead of Twitter trial
Tesla boss Elon Musk has sold 7. 9m shares in the electric maker in case he loses a legal battle with Twitter and ends up having to buy the social media platform.
Jefferies starts Pets at Home at 'buy'
Jefferies initiated coverage of Pets at Home on Wednesday at ‘buy’ with a 425p price target as it highlighted the company’s "resilience and growth".
Deliveroo losses widen in 'challenging' market conditions
Deliveroo said on Wednesday that its losses widened in the first half in "challenging" market conditions, as it announced a £75m share buyback programme.
Admiral H1 profits decline amid 'more turbulent cycle', high inflation
Insurer Admiral posted a drop in first-half profit on Wednesday, pointing to a "more turbulent cycle than usual" and high inflation.
Quilter pre-tax profits rise but AUMA decline in first half
Quilter - formerly Old Mutual Wealth Management - reported a decline in first-half assets under management and administration on Wednesday, but a rise in profits.
London open: FTSE edges lower ahead of US inflation data
London stocks edged lower in early trade on Wednesday as investors eyed the release of the latest US inflation data.
Prudential H1 operating profit rises but outlook cautious
Asia-focused insurer Prudential reported a rise in first-half operating profit on Wednesday but struck a cautious note over the outlook.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower ahead of US inflation data
London stocks were set to edge down at the open on Wednesday as investors eyed the release of the latest US inflation data.
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Elon Musk, stealth raid, EDF
Elon Musk has sold $6. 9bn (£5. 7bn) worth of shares in Tesla after admitting that he could need the funds if he loses a legal battle with Twitter and is forced to buy the social media platform. The Tesla CEO walked away from a $44bn deal to buy Twitter in July but the company has launched a lawsuit demanding that he complete the deal. A trial will take place in Delaware in October. – Guardian.