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Centamin CEO to retire; sees production at lower end of guidance
Centamin said chief executive Andrew Pardey would retire as it forecast gold production to be at the lower end of full year expectations.
London open: Stocks fall amid trade, growth concerns
London stocks fell in early trade on Thursday, with escalating trade tensions and fears about a global slowdown continuing to dent sentiment as investors eyed the release of UK services data.
Finablr launches money transfer service with Samsung Pay
Payments platform provider Finablr announced the launch of a money transfer feature in Samsung Pay on Thursday, alongside Samsung Electronics America.
London pre-open: Stocks set for more losses as global slowdown, trade fears weigh
London stocks were set for more losses on Thursday as worries about a global slowdown and escalating trade tensions dented sentiment.
CLS adds two London office buildings, 3i Infrastructure announces placing to reduce debt
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 30 points lower on Thursday, having closed down 3. 23% at 7,122. 54 on Wednesday.
3i Infrastructure looks to cut debt through placing
3i Infrastructure said it was placing up to 81m shares to pay down debt, with the price to be determined via a bookbuild.
Thursday newspaper round-up: Tesla, Netflix, Clarks, Barclays
Tesla has reported record delivery numbers but fell short of its 100,000 target for the three months ending in September. Shares in the electric car firm fell by 4pc after hours after it posted the figures, which show the company delivered 97,000 cars. The number falls short of average Wall Street estimates, which predicted the company would deliver 99,000 vehicles. – Guardian.
CLS Holdings buys two London sites for £66m
CLS Holdings said it had bought two office buildings in London for £66. 65m excluding costs. The properties have a blended annual passing rent of £4. 2m and a net initial yield of 6. 2%, which would provide a “meaningful” addition to the company's rental income.
US close: Markets take a dip on fresh recession fears
Wall Street's main market gauges finished well into the red on Wednesday, after some dismal manufacturing figures from the previous session led to fears of a global recession before the end of 2019.