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GVC selects HomeServe's Barry Gibson for non-executive chairman job
GVC Holdings on Monday selected HomeServe chairman Barry Gibson to succeed Lee Feldman as non-executive chairman when he steps down on 27 February 2020.
Europe open: Markets rise amid Sino-US trade optimism
European stocks were higher in early trading on Monday, as investor optimism for a Sino-US trade agreement was boosted by comments from Washington.
IAG to snap up Europa Airlines for €1bn
International Consolidated Airlines Group said on Monday that it has agreed to purchase Air Europa from Spanish travel operator Globalia for €1bn.
Vodafone appoints CEO to European tower business, streamlines structure
Vodafone Group announced on Monday that Vivek Badrinath would be appointed chief executive of its new European tower company, referred to as 'TowerCo', from 1 April 2020.
IWG enters sale-and-license deal over Swiss assets
Workspace operator IWG has entered into a strategic partnership with the J. Safra Group and the P. Peress Group over its workspace business in Switzerland, it announced on Monday.
London open: Stocks gain amid renewed trade hopes
London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, with miners pacing the advance amid growing optimism over a Sino-US trade deal.
Equiniti expands US operation with CST acquisition
Services and payments specialist Equiniti Group has completed the acquisition of Corporate Stock Transfer (CST), it announced on Monday, which will become part of its US division, EQ.
Energean says Karish resources in 'top half' of estimates
Mediterranean-focused Energean Oil & Gas on Monday said an appraisal from its Karish North Discovery in Israel had confirmed resources in the “top half” of estimates.
Hiscox Q3 premiums grow; sets aside $165m for hurricanes
Insurer Hiscox reported a rise in third quarter premiums, adding it had set aside $165m for claims related to hurricane Dorian and typhoons Hagibis and Faxai.
4imprint hails 'robust' second-half demand
Promotional products direct marketer 4imprint Group said on Monday that demand activity remained "robust" in the second half as it sounded an upbeat note on full-year trading.
Marston's selling 137 pubs, IAG to buy Air Europa
London open The FTSE 100 was called to open 18 points higher at 7,320.
London pre-open: Stocks to rise amid Sino-US trade optimism
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday amid growing optimism over a Sino-US trade deal.
Monday newspaper round-up: Online gambling, Saudi Aramco, business confidence
Online casinos should be subject to maximum stake limits similar to the £2 limits imposed on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs), according to a report released by a group of MPs who are demanding a “root and branch” overhaul of gambling law. In a wide-ranging report, members of the cross-party group on gambling-related harm – who include high-profile Conservatives such as Iain Duncan Smith – called for a raft of measures to protect vulnerable people. – Guardian.
Marston's sells 137 pubs for £45m
Marston's on Monday said it was selling 137 pubs to Admiral Taverns for £44. 9m as part of its plan to cut debt through the disposal of non-core assets.