Just Eat Takeaw Share News (JET)

Grubhub founder considered buying back company from Just Eat - report

(Sharecast News) - Just Eat Takeaway shares surged on Monday as it emerged the founder of Grubhub had teamed up with US private equity firm General Atlantic in an attempt to buy back the company he sold to Just Eat for $7.3bn last year.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Oil, Asos, Materials' and energy prices

(Sharecast News) - The White House appears set to allow Iran and Venezuela to export more oil in response to fuel shortages in the West. With that aim in mind, the US may allow Italy's Eni and Spain's Repsol to send Venezuelan oil to Europe possibly by as soon as in the following month. According to an executive from oil trader Vitol, the Biden administration may also permit Tehran to export its oil even if the country does not provide more assurances regarding its nuclear programme. - The Sunday Telegraph

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Credit Suisse starts Intertek with outperform

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and Tuesday afternoon:

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Kepler Cheuvreux raises IAG to 'buy'

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and Monday afternoon:

Just Eat Takeaway to wipe £5bn off Grubhub valuation - report

(Sharecast News) - Just Eat Takeaway's sale of Grubhub is reportedly under threat as bosses prepare for a multibillion-pound writedown on the US business.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Ted Baker, Shanghai, Just Eat Takeaway

(Sharecast News) - Ted Baker's suitor from the other side of the Pond could step away from its bid for the fashion group. Authentic Brands had been negotiating an acquisition for £1.50 a share. Jut last week Ted Baker had said it was in talks with a 'preferred counter-party'. But now the US group is said to be studying deals elsewhere and the talks will in any case likely take several weeks. Other UK deals were a possibility although the US market remained its main focus. - Financial Mail on Sunday

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: JPMorgan cuts Just Eat Takeaway and Deliveroo

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and Thursday:

Deliveroo shares rise as it strikes UK deal with McDonald's

(Alliance News) - Deliveroo PLC and McDonald's Corp on Tuesday unveiled a new long-term global partnership, which will see the fast food chain become available on Deliveroo in the UK during the second quarter of this year.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: SocGen cuts Unilever to sell; RBC ups Diploma

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and Monday afternoon:

Just Eat Takeaway plans to cease operations in Romania

(Alliance News) - Just Eat Takeaway.com NV on Tuesday said it plans to discontinue its operations in Romania, due to a lack of success in the country.

TOP NEWS: Just Eat Takeaway chair steps aside; COO in misconduct claim

(Alliance News) - Just Eat Takeaway.com NV on Wednesday said its chair will not stand for re-election after facing investor pressure, while its operating chief will leave his post due to "possible personal misconduct".

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: UK banks impress as focus moves to Apple, Amazon

(Alliance News) - European equities prices were in positive territory on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 set to make it three successive days in the green, helped by a strong share price gain for Asia-focused bank Standard Chartered.

UK shareholder meetings calendar - next 7 days

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Barclays cuts Rio Tinto; Jefferies likes CVS

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and Monday:

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks tank as Covid worries spread in China

(Alliance News) - European stock were sharply lower at the start of the week, with Monday's virus-inspired price decline providing an unwelcome reminder of the market sell-off of two years ago, shortly after Covid-19 first emerged.