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Renewable power systems group Libertine plans float
Libertine Holdings, a maker of power systems for renewable energy sources, plans to raise £10m by listing shares on AIM to expand its business.
UK shop prices rise for first time since 2019 - BRC
UK shop prices rose in November for the first time in two and a half years with increases predicted for Christmas and beyond, the retail trade body said.
Hornby warns outlook unclear as Christmas looms
Hornby said disrupted supply chains made the financial outlook unclear as the toymaker approaches its busiest trading period in the run-up to Christmas.
Wise ups revenue guidance as transactions surge
Wise upgraded its revenue outlook as the money-transfer company reported first-half profit dented by employee and flotation costs.
UK regulator orders Facebook owner to sell Giphy
Britain's competition watchdog has ordered Meta to sell Giphy in a landmark ruling against a completed big tech acquisition.
Activist urges Glencore to spin off coal assets
Activist investor Bluebell Capital Partners has called on Glencore to spin off its thermal coal business as part of a strategic and governance overhaul, according to reports.
Canned cocktails put fizz in Treatt results
Treatt's annual profit surged and its final dividend jumped as the ingredients supplier benefited from increased demand for healthy drinks and canned cocktails.
Micro Focus targets up to $500m of cost cuts
Micro Focus International said it was targeting up to $500m of cost cuts and at least flat revenue by the end of 2023 as the company seeks to turn its business round.
Pennon reports higher H1 profit and dividend
Pennon said sewage problems were reducing as the water company reported higher first-half profit and an increased dividend.
Shaftesbury restores dividend as West End revives
Shaftesbury restored its progressive dividend policy as the West End property company reported improving trends and a narrower annual loss.
Skillcast raises £3.5m in London flotation
Skillcast has raised £3. 5m ahead of a flotation that is expected to value the staff training software group at £33. 1m.
Plant-based food group Huel eyes London IPO - report
Huel, the plant-based meal replacement maker, has hired bankers to advise on a flotation in London after the pandemic fitness surge made its products more popular, according to a report.
Jefferies says 'buy' IHG in bullish hotels note
Jefferies urged investors to 'buy' InterContinental Hotels as the broker chose hotels as its top subsector in the leisure industry.
NewRiver restores H1 dividend as loss narrows
NewRiver REIT restored its interim dividend as the retail property investor reported a narrower loss and a sharp increase in funds for the first half.
Mothercare returns to profit as costs drop
Mothercare returned to profit as cost cuts more than made up for declining revenue at the baby and child products company.
Hill & Smith upbeat amid 'robust' trading
Hill & Smith said it expected annual profit to meet market expectations after "robust" trading in the previous four months.
Mitchells & Butlers returns to profit but warns on costs
Mitchells & Butlers said it returned to profit after Covid-19 restrictions were lifted but the pub operator warned that rising energy costs and wages would affect its results in the current year.
JP Morgan's Dimon retracts Chinese Communist party jibe
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon has expressed regret for saying his bank would outlast the Chinese Communist party.
UK asks court to keep failed Bulb running
The UK's energy regulator has applied for Bulb, the failed energy supplier, to be put into special administration so that it can continue running.
JP Morgan ups Deliveroo and Just Eat to 'overweight'
Deliveroo's sales could beat expectations and Just Eat Takeaway may be a takeover target, JP Morgan said as it upgraded both food delivery groups' shares to 'overweight'.