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FTSE 100 movers: IAG flies higher; AB Foods in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 3% at 7,763. 48 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Carnival’s Cunard sees strongest start to wave season in last decade
Carnival said on Tuesday that its luxury cruise line Cunard booked more guests in the first week of January than any equivalent period in the last decade.
Aviva to back Arcadia pension fund deal - report
Thousands of pensioners left facing an uncertain retirement by the collapse of Sir Philip Green's high street empire are reportedly on the verge of a funding deal backed by Aviva.
Senior sees FY profit ahead of market expectations, shares surge
Senior said on Tuesday that adjusted pre-tax profit for 2022 was set to be above the top end of the range of consensus expectations following a strong performance from its Flexonics division.
Bridgepoint announces £50m share buyback
Private equity firm Bridgepoint has announced a share buyback programme of up to £50m.
Yu Group hails record-breaking year
Yu Group said on Tuesday that it was on course to beat market expectations for the year, as it hailed a "record-breaking" performance.
Liberum lifts price targets on airline stocks
Liberum said on Tuesday that the airline industry is in the early stages of recovery from the pandemic.
London midday: FTSE in the red as business activity slumps
London stocks had fallen further by midday on Tuesday, as investors mulled a surge in public borrowing and news that UK business output fell in January at the fastest rate in two years.
OnTheMarket appoints Tom Carter as CFO
OnTheMarket said on Tuesday that it has appointed Tom Carter as its new chief financial officer.
THG appoints Damian Sanders as CFO
THG has appointed Damian Sanders as its new chief financial officer with immediate effect.
London open: Stocks fall as investors mull borrowing figures
London stocks edged lower in early trade on Tuesday despite strong gains on Wall Street, as investors mulled a surge in public borrowing.
UK government borrowing hits record high in December
UK government borrowing hit a fresh high in December, mostly due to the household energy support scheme and high debt interest costs.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up after Wall Street gains
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday following strong gains on Wall Street.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: UK steel, Google, BT
The companies running Britain’s four remaining steel blastfurnaces have been offered £600m in government support to help fund the switch from coal and invest in lower-emissions technology. The chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, is expected to confirm £300m each for British Steel and Tata Steel in an announcement as soon as this week, although the timing will depend on them accepting the offers. The BBC first reported the government offer to both companies. – Guardian.