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Care REIT to be bought by US care home provider in £448m deal
11th Mar 2025 09:15
(Sharecast News) - Care REIT surged on Tuesday after agreeing to be bought by US care home provider CareTrust REIT in a £448m deal.
Read moreAsia report: Global macro fears hit stocks, Japan GDP revised lower
11th Mar 2025 09:02
(Sharecast News) - Asian stocks fell on Tuesday as concerns about the global economy deterred investors from taking on too much risk, while Japanese markets reacted to weaker-than-expected GDP figures.
Read moreFerrexpo delays release of annual results
11th Mar 2025 09:00
(Sharecast News) - Ukraine-focused iron ore pellet producer Ferrexpo has delayed the release of its annual results due to ongoing events in Ukraine as well as the legal discussions surrounding its mining unit.
Read moreKier hails record order book as H1 profits, revenue rise
11th Mar 2025 08:17
(Sharecast News) - Infrastructure services firm Kier Group posted a rise in first-half profit and revenue on Tuesday and lifted its dividend as it hailed a record order book.
Read moreEurope open: Stoxx slips as 'Trumpcession' fears grip global markets
11th Mar 2025 08:10
(Sharecast News) - European markets slipped into the red on Tuesday after a sell-off on Wall Street overnight amid fears of a "Trumpcession" driven by US tariffs.
Read moreRotork delivers 'strong sales growth', launches £50m buyback
11th Mar 2025 08:05
(Sharecast News) - Industrial flow control equipment manufacturer Rotork said on Tuesday that it had delivered "another year of strong sales growth and margin progress", leading it to launch a new £50.0m share buyback.
Read moreLondon close: FTSE slides as Trump ramps up trade war with Canada
11th Mar 2025 08:00
(Sharecast News) - London stocks ended firmly in the red on Tuesday after Trump announced the US will double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium imports, further rattling markets.
Read moreLondon open: FTSE touch lower amid US recession fears; Persimmon surges
11th Mar 2025 07:58
(Sharecast News) - London stocks were just a touch lower in early trade on Tuesday as worries about a US recession continued to dent sentiment, and as data showed that UK retail sales growth slowest last month.
Read moreVolkswagen profits fall 15% amid tariff, political 'challenges'
11th Mar 2025 07:58
(Sharecast News) - Volkswagen posted a fall in annual earnings on Tuesday and said it faced challenges this year from US tariffs and geopolitical tensions.
Read moreSupermarket Income REIT delivers 'resilient' first half
11th Mar 2025 07:54
(Sharecast News) - Grocery real estate investor Supermarket Income REIT delivered a "resilient" financial performance in its first half, with a double-digit increase in rental income, and said property valuations have troughed.
Read moreCar finance lenders told to brace for redress scheme
11th Mar 2025 07:44
(Sharecast News) - The financial regulator is considering introducing an industry-wide redress scheme for customers left out of pocket by historic car finance mis-selling, it confirmed on Tuesday
Read moreLondon pre-open: Stocks seen higher after Monday's selloff
11th Mar 2025 07:39
(Sharecast News) - London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday following heavy losses in the previous session.
Read moreDomino's sees 2025 sales up as FY profits rise on value offers
11th Mar 2025 07:33
(Sharecast News) - Domino's Pizza delivered a 3.8% rise in underlying core earnings as customers tucked into special offers in store and online.
Read moreGenuit meets full-year profit forecasts as markets stabilise
11th Mar 2025 07:33
(Sharecast News) - Building products group Genuit saw a return to underlying growth in the second half as market conditions stabilised, and said it expects to offset impending wage bill increases through operational improvements this year.
Read moreTuesday newspaper round-up: Jes Staley, Unilever, ONS
11th Mar 2025 07:26
(Sharecast News) - Environmental campaigners will challenge the granting of a high-interest £3bn emergency loan to struggling Thames Water at an appeal on Tuesday, arguing the "eye-watering" costs for a short-term fix are not in the public interest. With protests planned outside the court of appeal, Charlie Maynard, a Liberal Democrat MP who represents the campaigners, will argue in a three-day hearing that the public and consumer interest is not served by the debt package, which comes with a bill of almost £1bn in interest payments and financial adviser fees. - Guardian
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