Credit Suisse has maintained its 'outperform' rating and 440p target price for Kingfisher despite the DIY retailer's third-quarter results coming in well below forecasts on Thursday."Although 3Q results were £12m below our forecasts, we felt that the overall tone of the conference call was slightly more upbeat than we might have expected, and that the main reasons for the miss would not necessarily recur in 4Q or beyond," Credit Suisse said.The share prices of London-listed Imperial Tobacco and British American Tobacco rebounded slightly on Friday morning after being hit by concerns over plain packaging (PP) the day before, as analysts at Berenberg said that the industry has a "very strong case to fight in the courts"."We think the tobacco industry has a very strong case to fight in the courts; even if the courts defer to 'public health' concerns and allow the policy to be implemented, we are convinced that the tobacco companies could win hundreds of millions to billions of pounds by arguing that the taking of their property requires 'just compensation'.""Don't panic" is the message being given to housebuilders by UBS after the Bank of England announced that they are removing the Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS) to support mortgage lending from 2014."While the scheme was an effective catalyst in normalising funding markets in the UK, we believe the market is now functioning more efficiently, and that increased mortgage availability and falling mortgage rates are not solely driven by the FLS," UBS said.BC