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Take profit on Ferguson, JP Morgan says
Investors should take profit on Ferguson after a strong results season led to upgrades for companies in the sector, JP Morgan said as it downgraded the plumbing and heating company's shares to 'neutral'.
Buying equity income over bonds is 'no brainer', BoA says
Investors' wariness of shares means buying equity income over bonds is a "no brainer", Bank of America said.
James Latham says revenue back to 2019 levels
James Latham said revenue fell by a fifth in the past five months but that business had improved and income in July and August was similar to the year before.
Virgin Atlantic's £1.2bn rescue gets court approval
Virgin Atlantic's £1. 2bn rescue deal is due to complete on 4 September after a judge approved the airline's restructuring plan.
Unilever says cleaning products face 'diesel moment'
Unilever plans to spend €1bn (£888m) to cut out fossil fuels from its laundry and cleaning products in a "diesel moment" for the industry, the Financial Times reported.
IAG faces revolt over Willie Walsh's pay
British Airways owner IAG faces a potential shareholder revolt over a £3m-plus pay deal for departing boss Willie Walsh during the worst crisis to affect the aviation industry, according to reports.
Mattioli Woods cuts final dividend
Mattioli Woods said trading was in line with expectations as the wealth manager cut its final dividend to leave the annual payout unchanged.
Creightons ups dividend and reports healthy trading
Creightons increased its final dividend by 25% as the health and beauty product company said recent trading was ahead of the year before.
Computacenter says results much better than expected
Computacenter said annual results were likely to be significantly better than the company's previous expectations.
German retail sales register surprise drop
German retail sales unexpectedly fell in July, frustrating hopes that household spending would help drive a strong recovery in Europe's biggest economy.
Wizz Air flies 41% fewer passengers in August
Wizz Air's passenger numbers fell 41% in August as the budget airline reduced capacity and filled fewer seats during the Covid-19 crisis.