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Burberry: AlphaValue downgrades to sell, target cut from 1,297p to 1,302.5p. Anglo American: Societe Generale upgrades to buy, target cut from 3,250p to 3,000p. TUI Travel: Numis Securities downgrades to hold, target decreased from 180p to 160p. Aegis Group: Barclays downgrades to equal-weight, t
Read moreFashion group Supergroup sells at 17 times this year's earnings. Lifestyle brands such as SuperGroup have done well over the recession and future growth looks assured, but the churl in me finds it hard to see immediate progress for a retailer on this sort of multiple in this market, says Martin Wall
Read moreDelays to the Independent Commission on Banking's (ICB's) proposal to ringfence banks have prompted UBS to upgrade UK lender Barclays from neutral to buy. The broker highlighted "substantial potential value in Barclays if the proposals from the ICB did not precipitate a sharp near-term funding cost
Read moreTransport firm Go-Ahead reported steady results on Thursday, according to Nomura, but while the outlook remains solid, the broker believes that the stock is fairly valued and retained its neutral rating. Pre-tax profits and earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) for the year ended 2
Read moreThe FTSE 100 finished in the blue having flitted between positive and negative territory for much of the day. Wealth manager Hargreaves Lansdown was the star performer after its results. Assets under administration climbed 41% in the year ended 30 June. The wealth management firm hiked its dividen
Read moreCharter International is in demand after engineering firm Melrose upped the price it is willing pay for its rival by 18p per share. Charter is valued at £1.43bn at this price. Melrose saw shares fall. International recruitment firm Hays jumped after reporting strong growth in profits last year, dr
Read moreLondon's leading share index has drifted into the red following strong gains earlier in the week, but there are still some notable risers. Wealth manager Hargreaves Lansdown has raced ahead. Assets under administration climbed 41% in the year ended 30 June. The wealth management firm hiked its div
Read moreThe FTSE 100 began September trading on a dull note, falling lower in the opening minutes on Thursday, with the mining sector largely to blame. The mining sector dropped as copper, gold and silver prices declined. Fresnillo, Lonmin and Randgold Resources were among the worst performers. Sector pe
Read moreTrain and bus services group Go-Ahead saw sales rose 6% in the year ended 2 July, as the group was able to offset a fall in revenue from its buses around London. The firm, which operates the Southeastern and Metrobus franchises, reported that revenue rose from £2.167bn to £2.297bn, as increases in
Read moreLondon and south-east house builder Berkeley Group reported forecast-beating figures on Friday, on both the sales and the profit level, helping shares 9% higher. As a result, Panmure Gordon raised its target price by a fifth from 911p to 1,100p. Imagination Technologies, which makes graphics techn
Read moreGloomy comments from European Central Bank (ECB) President Jean-Claude Trichet have sent stocks further into the red. Trichet warned that the Greek debt crisis threatens to infect banks. Recycled packaging firm DS Smith is in demand after it overcame a sharp rise in input costs to grow pre-tax pr
Read moreShares are in the red after the US Federal Reserve's more cautious stance last night on the growth prospects of the world's biggest economy. Asset manager The Carlyle Group is to buy roadside assistance provider RAC from insurance giant Aviva, a riser today, for one billion pounds. The transaction
Read moreThe Federal Reserve's more cautious stance on the growth prospects of the US economy is having a knock-on effect in London, where stocks are expected to open lower. The Fed is now projecting growth of 2.7% to 2.9% for the US economy this year, having previously indicated it expected growth of betwe
Read moreTrain and bus operator Go-Ahead expects to post a full-year profit ahead of expectations as high petrol prices and tough economic conditions prompt drivers to abandon their cars in favour of public transport. Outgoing chief executive Keith Ludeman said the company has seen solid growth since the de
Read moreAfter a steep decline after lunch - on the back of a poor start on Wall Street - the Footsie recovered to finish above water, albeit only by around 0.1%. US economic data fuelled a brief sell-off just before 2pm after some much weaker than expected jobs data. Just 54,000 new jobs were added in the
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