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The Financial Mail on Sunday's Midas column touted shares of health animal feed maker, Anpario, to readers, arguing that the company was set to continue benefitting from the global trend to use antibiotics antibiotics less.
Hedge funds are ramping up bets that Sainsbury’s will be the next British grocer to be snapped up in a debt-fuelled takeover, after the Issa brothers’ swoop on Asda. Investors have been buoyed by remarks by the boss of Canadian convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard, which is examining takeover targets after a €16bn (£14bn) swoop for French supermarket Carrefour was blocked by politicians in Paris, according to City sources. - Sunday Telegraph.
