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G4S: Investec revises target price from 280p to 330p and upgrades from hold to buy.

Britvic: Barclays cuts to equal-weight.

ASOS: HSBC raises target price from 2750p to 3530p and upgrades to overweight

African Barrick Gold: Deutsche Bank cuts target price from 410p to 340p, while staying with its hold recommendation. Investec reduces target price from 405p to 315p and downgrades from buy to hold.

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Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings (RQIH) Director name: Mr Paul McNamara Amount sold: 10,000 @ 134.00p Value: 13,400

Top Director Sells Plutus Resources (PLR) Director name: Mr Craig Rochford Amount sold: 1,500,000 @ 1.25p Value: 18,750

Top Director Buys Volex (VLX) Director name: Mr Daniel Abrams Amount purchased: 71,849 @ 96.70p Value: 69,478

ARM's share price has risen more than 60% in the past year, equal to a gain of 354p.

Mike Inglis, the Chief Commercial Officer of ARM since March last year, this week traded in 200,000 shares in the semiconductor and software design company. Inglis sold 186,703 of the shares at 921p for a total of just under �1.72m, while the remaining 13,297 were disposed of at 917p for �0.12m. The sale came one week after the group posted a 16% rise in profit before tax for the fourth quarter, boosted by demand for the company's processor technology for smartphones and tablet devices. Revenues came to the tune of �164.2m, up 19% year-on-year, beating the �151m forecast by analysts at Jefferies International. Normalised pre-tax profits for the British semiconductor and software design firm came to �80m for the three months to December 2012, compared to �69m for the same period a year earlier. Earnings per share for the period rose 10% to 4.08p, slighting ahead of market expectations of 4.07p.

Oil and gas exploration and production company Salamander Energy has begun drilling on the North Kendang-1 exploration well in the South East Sangatta production sharing contract in which Salamander has a 75 per cent operated interest. The well will be drilled to a depth of around 2,600m, targeting gas and oil pay. The combined mean pre-drill estimate of prospective recoverable resources is about 770bn cubic feet and 91m barrels of oil. The well will be drilled by the Ocean General semi-submersible rig in a water depth of 465 metres, the group said. On completion of the North Kendang well the rig will return to the Bontang PSC to drill the Bedug prospect. The Bedug location is 4.0km east and 500m up-dip of the recent South Kecapi oil and gas discovery, it added.

As for 2013, the firm is expecting net revenue growth of 5-6% at constant currency rates, up from 4.0% growth in 2012. "While much has yet to be done and markets remain challenging, we approach 2013 with the confidence that we have the right strategic focus, the right organisation and culture, and with the right innovation platforms," said Chief Executive Rakesh Kapoor. "Strong momentum" Nomura maintained its 'buy' recommendation for Reckitt on Wednesday, saying that the company has "strong momentum" going into 2013. "We expect consensus estimates for 2013 to be revised up by c4.0% this morning, reflecting RB's stronger-than-anticipated finish to the year and upbeat outlook," the broker said.

Profit before tax in 2012 totalled 2,420m, up from 2,376m previously, while adjusted earnings per share (EPS) rose 247.1p to 264.4p, some 6.0% ahead of consensus forecasts. The company raised its final dividend per share (DPS) by 11% to 78p, bringing the total 2012 dividend to 134p, up 7.0% on 2011. Net debt rose from 1,795m to 2,426m over the period, reflecting the payment of dividend and acquisitions. Looking ahead The firm's medium-term target for Health and Hygiene to be 72% of core net revenues has now been brought forward to 2015, from 2016 previously. The contribution of LAPAC and RUMEA revenues to group revenues is expected to rise to 50% by 2015 also, also a year earlier than planned.