FIH Group Momart Sale Pushes Shares Up 25% on AIM
The FIH Group Momart sale drove the AIM-listed conglomerate's shares up 25.6% to 135p on Wednesday, as the group agreed to offload its art logistics subsidiary to CGR, a larger…
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The FIH Group Momart sale drove the AIM-listed conglomerate's shares up 25.6% to 135p on Wednesday, as the group agreed to offload its art logistics subsidiary to CGR, a larger…
The S&P 500 weekly close was flat at 769.45, but Robinhood, Sandisk and Fair Isaac posted double-digit swings beneath the surface.
Zotefoams H1 2026 results, released Wednesday morning, confirmed group revenue rose 23% to £95.2m in the six months to end-June, with adjusted operating profit up 34% to £16.3m. The supercritical…
FDA approves Zanvastro, the first Alexander disease treatment, from Ionis Pharmaceuticals - but shares barely move on the news.
Trade Desk's workforce reduction of 15% brings up to $51m in charges, but shares reversed an early rally to fall nearly 5% on 4 September 2026.
EQT has agreed the McGill and Partners deal, buying the specialty insurance broker from Warburg Pincus for $2.0bn, filings and reports show.
NHTSA has opened a Tesla Cybercab probe covering nearly 1,000 vehicles, days after the robotaxi's Austin launch, testing Tesla's FMVSS self-certification.
Flex's $4.4bn EPC Power acquisition expands its data-centre power business ahead of a planned Cloud and Power Infrastructure spin-off in 2027.
SpaceX's IPO share price has slumped more than 50% from its peak, wiping roughly half the value from stakes bought at the top of the market in what the Nasdaq…
The London IPO market outlook has rarely looked bleaker in modern times. Fundraising in the first half of 2025 fell to at least a three-decade low, with just five debuts…
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