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Kazera Global upbeat on maiden White City mineral resource
Investment company Kazera Global announced the maiden JORC-compliant mineral resources estimate for the White City Pegmatite on Monday, as part of the ongoing exploration programme at the mine.
COP25 climate summit: UN chief says we are at 'point of no return'
At the start of the COP25 climate summit in Madrid on Monday, UN secretary general Antonio Guterres said the planet was at a point of no return and that “we simply have to stop digging and drilling. ”.
Trump to reimpose tariffs on Argentine and Brazilian metal exports
US president Donald Trump is to reinstate tariffs on imports of metals from Argentina and Brazil.
Ergomed names Lewis Cameron as next COO
Pharmaceutical industry services provider Ergomed named Lewis Cameron as its next chief operating officer on Monday.
Diurnal submits application for 'Alkindi Sprinkle' to US FDA
Specialty pharmaceutical company Diurnal Group has submitted a ‘New Drug Application’ (NDA) to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), for the regulatory approval of ‘Alkindi Sprinkle’, or hydrocortisone granules in capsules for opening, as a replacement therapy of adrenal insufficiency in infants, children and adolescents in the US, it announced on Monday.
Hurricane Energy shares dive after Warwick well test
Shares of Hurricane Energy tumbled on Monday after the oil explorer said that further analysis was required following test work at a new well on the Greater Warwick Area (GWA) site in the North Sea.
Omega Diagnostics swings to statutory loss as it focuses on continuing operations
Medical diagnostics company Omega Diagnostics reported a 6% improvement in revenue from continuing operations in its first half on Monday, to £4. 46m.
Liberum upgrades Unilever to 'buy'
Liberum upped its stance on shares of consumer goods giant Unilever to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ on Monday, lifting the price target to 5,100p from 4,735p following the company’s shift in strategic focus.
Europe midday: Markets mixed amid Sino-US uncertainty, strong Chinese data
European stocks were trading on a mixed note come midday, relinquishing earlier gains as trade war uncertainty vied against strong data out of China and the Eurozone.
Ariana to acquire up to 50pc of Cyprus-focussed Venus Minerals
Exploration and development company Ariana Resources announced the acquisition, through an earn-in agreement, of up to 50% of UK-registered Venus Minerals, on Monday.
US pre-open: Futures point to small gains with trade still in focus
US futures had stocks opening higher on Monday as trading returned to normal following the Thanksgiving holiday.
Dekel inks deal to develop hybrid power projects in Cote d'Ivoire
West Africa-focussed agriculture company Dekel Agri-Vision has signed a joint venture agreement with European renewable energy company Green Enesys Holdings (GEG) in a bid to develop hybrid power projects (HCTPPs) in Côte d'Ivoire.
Trade talks between China and the US 'stalled' - reports
Hopes that the US and China are close to striking a crucial phase one trade deal have weakened, according to reports, after the White House appeared to back protestors in Hong Kong.
Altus Strategies inks JV agreement for Malian projects
Africa-focussed mining investor Altus Strategies has inked a joint-venture agreement covering its Lakanfla and Tabakorole gold projects with Glomin Services.
Asia report: Most markets rise as China manufacturing data surprises
Most markets in Asia closed the first day of December in positive territory, as fresh data out of China showed a stronger-than-anticipated month for factory activity in November.
Fusion Antibodies cuts losses after revenue leaps
Fusion Antibodies on Monday reported a narrowed loss after revenue more than doubled following the launch of its RAMP service.
London midday: Stocks pare gains after UK manufacturing data
London stocks had pared gains by midday on Monday as uninspiring UK manufacturing figures offset better-than-expected Chinese data, while concerns about Sino-US trade relations also weighed.
Eurozone manufacturing sector shrinks again
The eurozone manufacturing sector contracted again in November, according to data released on Monday.
CBI predicts 'modest' economic growth for UK if Brexit headwinds lift
The Confederation of British Industry has forecast the UK economy will strengthen in the coming years - as long as Brexit uncertainty is resolved.