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London stocks ended just in the green on Wednesday, off earlier highs as sterling remained under pressure and below $1. 27 amid growing calls for Prime Minister Theresa May to resign.
The top US business association in China said on Wednesday that half its members faced retaliation by the Chinese government following the escalation of the country's trade conflict with the US.
BT owned EE and Vodafone announced on Wednesday that they won’t offer phones from Huawei when they roll out Britain’s first 5G mobile network next week.
UBS has upgraded its rating on Moneysupermarket Group and boosted earnings forecasts, arguing that the price comparison site is gearing up to enter a “virtuous circle”.
One of the more 'dovish' rate-setters at the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday that the US central bank may want to consider interest rate cuts if inflation readings continue to disappoint.
Television and multimedia content producer Zinc Media Group announced a number of new commissions totalling £5. 1m on Wednesday, including two returning series and a new repeatable series.
US stocks headed south at the open on Wednesday, with market participants continuing to keep their eyes on the intensifying trade war between Washington and Beijing.
Marketing and customer engagement software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider dotdigital Group has successfully completed the integration of the ‘Comapi CPaaS’ technology into the ‘Engagement Cloud’ platform of its core ‘dotmailer’ marketing platform, it announced on Wednesday.
Life sciences company OptiBiotix Health has appointed Extensor as the exclusive distributor of its own label ‘GoFigure’ consumer weight management products in Poland, it announced on Wednesday.
Clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company Motif Bio has signed an agreement with Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg to conduct a study evaluating ‘iclaprim’ in an in vitro model of ocular toxoplasmosis, it announced on Wednesday.
Victoria Investments may announce on Wednesday plans to float its online rail and coach platform Trainline on the main market of the London Stock Exchange in order to increase its profile and maximise on European demand.
UN poverty expert Philip Alston said in a report that the "ideological" cuts to public services in the UK since 2010 have led to "tragic consequences" and continue “largely unabated”.
US beauty company Avon Products confirmed on Wednesday that is in advanced discussions with Brazil’s Natura & Co regarding a potential all-stock transaction.
Mobile carrier payments provider Boku announced two new partnerships on Wednesday, and updated the market on its trading, first confirming a new integration with Grab Holdings’ ‘GrabPay’ solution.
Precious and base metals exploration and development company Greatland Gold made two announcements on Wednesday, confirming that it expected to commence a detailed, low level aeromagnetic survey over the entire Paterson Range East licence in early June, and reporting that Newcrest Operations had started drilling at its Havieron gold-copper project in the Paterson region of Western Australia.
UBS has upgraded its rating on Moneysupermarket Group and boosted earnings forecasts, arguing that the price comparison site is gearing up to enter a “virtuous circle”.
