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UK shares won't make up lost ground - Capital Economics
UK shares will not continue to underperform but they will fail to make up the ground lost to other countries, Capital Economics said as it cut forecasts for the FTSE 100 in 2020 and 2021.
Contested US election is biggest market risk - JP Morgan
A contested US election, renewed trade uncertainty and a Covid-19 vaccine delay are risks for equities as markets head towards year-end, JP Morgan said.
Cameron joins ex-Tory PMs' criticism of Brexit bill
David Cameron has become the third former Tory prime minister to express concerns about the government's proposal to break international law over Brexit - though in weaker terms than John Major and Theresa May.
London City airport considers 239 job cuts
London City airport is planning to cut up to 239 jobs - more than a third of its workforce - because of reduced passenger numbers caused by Covid-19.
Eurozone industrial production rises at slower pace
Eurozone industrial production rose in line with expectations in July as Covid-19 but economists warned the rebound was fizzling out.
Lloyds Bank at centre of hedge fund battle - report
Lloyds Banking Group is at the centre of a tussle between hedge funds based largely on the prospects for the UK's economy, the Financial Times reported.
N4 Pharma plunges as Covid-19 progress stalls
N4 Pharma lost more than a third of its value after the company said its potential Covid-19 vaccine delivery method did not produce a positive result at stage 3 of tests.
Wetherspoon boss warns on Covid-19 restrictions
JD Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin warned against making pubs unprofitable based on flimsy evidence as the UK introduced strict new rules on social gathering to combat Covid-19.
Vodafone in talks to complete Egypt sale
Vodafone said it was in talks to complete the sale of its stake in Vodafone Egypt soon despite the deal agreement elapsing.
CLS buys three office buildings from Aviva for £59.7m
CLS Holdings has agreed to buy three office properties in Greater London and South East England for £59. 7m from Aviva Investors.