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Tuesday newspaper round-up: Trade, China, housing, UK tech
The threat of a trade war between the United States and China is unnerving business leaders and hitting the entire global economy, the head of the World Trade Organisation has warned. Roberto Azevêdo, the WTO director-general, said that “just the possibility” of an escalation in the dispute between the two countries was having an impact on corporate investment decisions. - The Times.
Rough diamond sales drop at Anglo's De Beers
Rough diamond sales at Anglo American's De Beers fell in the third cycle of 2018, but demand remained "good", the company said.
Tullow chair to be filled by ex-Drax boss Dorothy Thompson
Tullow Oil announced the appointment of Dorothy Thompson as an independent non-executive director and chair-designate of the company on Tuesday, with effect from the conclusion of its annual general meeting on 25 April.
JD Sports full-year profit jumps 24% as international expansion pays off
JD Sports posted a 24% jump in full-year profit on Tuesday as sales grew and the company's international expansion paid off.
Demand for emerging markers assets leads third quarter growth for Ashmore
Specialist emerging markets asset manager Ashmore Group updated the market on its assets under management for its third quarter ended 31 March on Tuesday, reporting that assets under management increased $7bn during the period, with net inflows of $6. 4bn and positive investment performance of $0. 6bn.
Tate & Lyle appoints Mondelez's Imran Nawaz as CFO
Tate & Lyle has appointed Mondelez's Imran Nawaz as its new chief financial officer, with effect from 1 August.
Melrose takeover of GKN almost at unconditional stage, ABF leaves outlook untouched as sugar disappoints
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London pre-open: Stocks seen higher as investors eye jobs data
London stocks were set for a positive start on Tuesday following an upbeat close on Wall Street, as investors eyed a slew of key UK jobs data.