European stocks rise as luxury stocks and chipmakers make gains
Dior, LVMH, Kering and Hermes among the luxury goods companies to advance after Cartier owner Richemont posted strong quarterly earnings
Dior, LVMH, Kering and Hermes among the luxury goods companies to advance after Cartier owner Richemont posted strong quarterly earnings
But the FTSE 100 ended the session in negative territory after energy advances were offset by declines for banks
UK’s FTSE 100 logged its sharpest drop in more than two weeks
Tesla among the fallers on Wall Street after it reports its first fall in annual deliveries
European stocks edge lower amid thin trading volumes in holiday-shortened week
FTSE 250 edges higher as investors conclude Labour government’s first budget is less punitive on businesses than previously feared
Unilever leads household goods companies higher, while Kerry Group advances in Dublin
Mixed day for banks and building firms on Irish market
Absence of new details about China’s stimulus measures triggers decline in companies that draw a large part of their revenue from the world’s second-largest economy
Apollo Global’s $11bn joint venture with Intel in Leixlip tops London Stock Exchange’s deal table
FTSE 100 lags its peers as energy giants track a decline in crude oil prices
After slew of economic data, investor focus will now turn to speech by Federal Reserve chairman next week
Strong day for banking stocks lifts Irish market, while Airbnb and Puma fall after weak outlook statements
Company says its primary operations, along with the majority of its employees and investor base, are based in the UK
Kerry Group climbs in Dublin after raising its full-year guidance
With the number of listed companies falling, investing in private market assets is increasingly a ‘need to’ not a ‘want to’ for investors
The lack of exit options for investments has forced some executives to reconsider more swashbuckling strategies
Irish support services group receives strong ‘buy’ recommendation from Deutsche Numis
Company says corporate talent is increasingly mobile in a globalised world and investors must pay up if they want to retain top executives
The LSE has already lost companies such as CRH, Flutter and Ferguson to the US market in recent times
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London’s main problem is the same as Dublin’s – the greater liquidity and higher valuations on offer in the US
Dublin market up slightly with shares of Kerry Group advancing 2 per cent
Ryanair arrests its slide with airline gaining 0.4% on Dublin listing
Retailer appears set to capitalise on its older, wealthier clientele
UK market has seen slew of big name firms drop their listing in recent months
Tour operator has been approached by investors over moving to a single listing in Frankfurt
Benchmark STOXX 600 index dropped almost 3% this month amid lack of visibility on interest rates
Surging demand highlights wealthier investors’ unfair tax advantage
Irish executive Albert Manifold paid £10.38 million last year for his role as chief executive of CRH, a position which he has held since 2014
Wall Street stocks rise after US retailer Target beats quarterly profit expectations
Bank shares rebound after Italian government clarifies that new windfall tax will not exceed 0.1% of total assets
Downturn in euro zone business activity also dampened the mood
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