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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
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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
The middle of the shortened week will also bring updates from mid-cap firms Diploma and WH Smith
Amryt has a chance of being awarded a priority review voucher, which sell for several times more than the company’s current market cap
A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
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
A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
Adjusted profit before tax of between £6mln and £7mln is now expected, compared to the £9.2m that was being forecast
The consumer health and household products group has cut its 2019 net revenue target to 2-3% LFL growth from its previous 3-4% guidance
Underlying profit before tax rose 19% on the previous year, driven by a 17% rise in revenue
“We cannot rely upon short term economic conditions improving markedly in our key markets and are therefore taking action to reposition the group to return to profitable growth”
Vincel Holdings subscribed for 15.5mln shares at 12.5p each and has been granted 10mln warrants
The personal care and beauty products firm struck the deal with Knowlton Development Corporation, one of North America’s largest cosmetics makers
It’s only six weeks into the new year, but McBride has seen enough to know that profits will likely be lower than what it achieved last year
Indivior had been accused by the US Department of Justice of illegally boosting prescriptions of its star opioid addiction treatment, Suboxone
Hospitality revenue growth beat the firm’s expectations, boosted by further progress in Europe.
The French bank's analysts said the blue-chip company needs to "cross the chasm" into mass market positions to reignite growth, which should impact on its margins
The firm's Skinny Tan product range had been a key driver of growth in its last financial year, with a “significant increase” in the retail footprint of the brand helping to boost sales
The flight to safety in 2019 has pushed the share price premium for a handful of UK industrial stocks to "nose-bleed multiples" not seen since the financial crisis, the broker said
Chief executive Eran Itzhak will leave the group next month, with former deputy CEO Micha Ronen brought back after a nine-year break
“We now have a good foundation for us to push on and continue to grow profitably,” CEO Gareth Jenkins said.