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Director dealings: Amino backer takes profits as shares hit high
Amino Technologies director Michael Bennett sold another chunk of shares in the set-top box software specialist not long after they hit an all-time high.
UBS's second largest shareholder plans major stock sale
UBS Group's second largest shareholder, Singapore's influential GIC sovereign wealth fund, is looking to sell a sizeable chunk of shares in the Swiss bank.
Tuesday preview: Inflation likely to surge, Vodafone results 'may surprise'
Tuesday is likely to show inflation surging even higher above the Bank of England's 2% target, while company news includes preliminary results from Vodafone and BTG, and interim from CYBG.
Petropavlovsk founder Hambro to step down to NED role
Following objections by a group of shareholders, Petropavlovsk announced that founder Peter Hambro would step down as executive chairman of the London-listed Russian gold miner.
EU launches probe into Aspen Pharma cancer drug pricing
European regulators have launched a formal investigation into Aspen Pharmacare over concerns that the South Africa company has been engaged in 'price gouging' over several of its life-saving cancer medicines.
TUI cruises confidently despite larger first half losses
Thomson travel owner Tui remains confident it can grow underlying earnings 10% this year even though seasonal losses grew in the first half.
Premier Oil production continues to surge
Premier Oil produced more oil and at a lower cost than expected in the first four months of the year and as its new Catcher project in the North Sea comes on stream, plans to be cash flow positive for the year.
Lonmin losses grow as second quarter production disappoints
After its poor mining performance continued in the second quarter Lonmin reported larger losses in the first half of the year and cut its capital expenditure, but kept its sales intact.
Footfall boost for bricks-and-mortar retailers, BRC Springboard finds
UK retailers enjoyed greater footfall in their shops in April, helped by a later Easter and the weak pound boosting tourism and staycation holidays.
Monday newspaper round-up: Jobs warning, deficit deceit, energy price cap
British workers should brace themselves for rising unemployment and falling real pay in the year ahead as the impact of a Brexit slowdown is increasingly felt in the jobs market, reports have warned. The era of rapidly increasing employment is over, according to the forecasting group EY Item Club, which on Monday predicted the unemployment rate will rise from 4. 7% now to 5. 4% in 2018 and 5. 8% in 2019. - Guardian.