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Walker Greenbank dodges profit warning despite tough trading conditions
The company's strategy going forward will be a sharp focus on driving the brands
Bellway and Hays may struggle to cut through market gloom
Tuesday's news is also likely to see a focus on UK unemployment numbers and a meeting of European ministers ahead of the big European Council summit later in the week
QUIZ’s answer is to cut costs as sales slide
Online revenues rose 7% to £20mln but concessions fared worse than expected
LSE launches “Green Economy” classification, including Symphony Environmental
The new award is for listed companies who derive 50% or more of their activity from industries looking to reduce environmental risks and promote sustainable development
Future accelerates earn-out payments for MoNa after "stellar year"
Mobile Nations' brands include Android Central, Crackberry, iMore and Modern Dad
Snap election this year could spell deeper misery for retailers
Analysts at Peel Hunt said a customary drop in footfall that often accompanies an election campaign could hit retailers over the critical Christmas period
Vast Resources “near” to finalising funding process for both key projects
Vast has begun preparations so that the Baita Plai polymetallic mine in Romania can be commissioned within three months of the drawdown of finance
Symphony Environmental confident of an improving performance
"We continue to believe that there is a strong global outlook for d2w technology underpinned by regulatory, legislative and market forces in our key markets of Latin America and the Middle East."
Innovaderma upbeat as it gets set for major product launch
Haris Chaudhry, chairman, said this will be in a new category, fast-growing retail footprint.
Pure Minerals continues Townsville Energy Chemicals Hub development to enhance downstream processing in Australia
The proposed chemicals hub will produce value-added chemicals such as nickel and cobalt sulphate which are becoming increasingly critical to the electric vehicle and battery sector.
FDA plans to ban flavoured e-cigarettes could be a positive for BAT
US regulators have proposed the ban to combat a rise in both underage vaping and a recent rise in respiratory illnesses linked to e-cigarettes
Accrol results highlight tissue business is more “operationally efficient and fit for purpose”
“The new board and management team of Accrol delivered a complex and comprehensive turnaround plan in 2019," said chairman Dan Wright
PZ Cussons sells off shower gel brand and olive oil business as it targets return to growth
Profits have plunged over the past couple of years, and PZ Cussons is looking to streamline the business in order to reverse that trend
Lender Amigo, recruiter Hays and Gym Group all due to report on busy Thursday in London
There has been a dearth of announcements over the summer holidays, but the corporate news machine is getting ready to fire itself up again with the kids heading back to school shortly
Tobacco giants Philip Morris and Altria confirm talks over mega-merger
Philip Morris, the maker of Marlboro cigarettes, said discussions were ongoing for a "merger of equals" but stressed there was no guarantee a deal would be struck
Loungers hopes for smooth ride on Wednesday as it reports maiden finals
The middle of the shortened week will also bring updates from mid-cap firms Diploma and WH Smith
Amryt Pharma: The AIM drug developer potentially sitting on a US$100mln piece of paper
Amryt has a chance of being awarded a priority review voucher, which sell for several times more than the company’s current market cap
Proactive news snapshot: 88 Energy, Anglo Pacific, SDX Energy...
A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
ASOS and Amazon would be hardest hit if government brings in online sales tax, claims UBS
Pressure is growing on the government to level the playing field and cut levies for bricks-and-mortar retailers while hiking taxes for the online bunch