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Monday broker round-up

(ShareCast News) - Randgold Resources: UBS reiterates buy with a target price of 9750p. AA: Goldman Sachs reiterates buy with a 370p target. Jimmy Choo: Barclays stays at equal-weight with a 140p target. Esure: Barclays reiterates overweight with a 247p target. Easyjet: UBS keeps at buy with a 11

AA Issues Fixed-Rate Notes, Launches Exchange And Tender Offer (ALLISS)

Thursday broker round-up

(ShareCast News) - Debenhams: JP Morgan keeps at underweight with a target price of 54p. AA: Berenberg stays at buy, 315p target. National Express: RBC reiterates outperform with a 405p target. LLoyds: UBS reiterates buy with a 67p target. GlaxoSmithKline: Credit Suisse reiterates neutral with a

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Split View On Capita As Two Raise, Three Cut

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AA reports 'robust' first half as member numbers recover

(ShareCast News) - Motorist support organisation AA posted its interim results for the six months to 31 July on Wednesday, with trading revenue up 2% to £467m. The FTSE 250 firm's board said that was a result of a strong performance from Roadside Assistance, with growth in paid personal member nu

TOP NEWS: AA Escapes Red On Lower Finance Costs As Dividend Is Upped

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Goldman Takes Centrica And Burberry Off List

Friday broker round-up

(ShareCast News) - GKN: Goldman Sachs reiterates neutral with a target price of 311p. Admiral group: Canaccord maintains hold with a 2100p target. Standard Chartered: UBS reiterates sell with a 600p target. Intertek: Berenberg reiterates hold with a 3600p target. Kaz Minerals: Credit Suisse keeps

AA plc shares rise as it reports in-line trading

(ShareCast News) - AA, the roadside assistance and insurance provider, said on Thursday trading has been in line with market expectations as it benefits from its ongoing transformation. In a pre-close trading statement, AA said it has increased sales of new memberships in recent months. "This refle

AA Trading Says In Line As Decline In Paid Members Is Arrested

AA to sell Irish business for EUR156.6m

(ShareCast News) - The AA has agreed to sell its Irish business and operations comprising AA Ireland and its subsidiaries for €156.6m in cash. The motoring services company is selling the operations to Carlyle Cardinal Ireland Fund and Carlyle Global Financial Services Partners II. As at 31 January

TOP NEWS: AA Sells Irish Business To Carlyle For EUR157 Million

UPDATE: BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Buy Wolseley, Sell Berkeley - Goldman

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