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Apax IX Fund offloads stake in Healthium

An affiliate of the Apax IX Fund, in which Apax Global Alpha is a limited partner, has sold its controlling interest in Healthium MedTech, an India-based medical devices firm.

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London pre-open: FTSE called higher after solid European, US sessions

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday as investors play catch up following positive sessions in Europe and the US on Monday.

07:34
RBA leaves rates unchanged despite slow inflation fall

Australia's central bank left interest rates unchanged on Tuesday despite a slower-than-expected fall in inflation.

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BP first-quarter profits fall, Ferrexpo reports rise in Ukraine volumes

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 31 points higher on Tuesday, having closed up 0. 51% before the long weekend on Friday at 8,213. 49.

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BP in $1.75bn buyback as Q1 profits fall on weaker prices, margins

BP reported a fall in first-quarter profit on the back of lower oil and gas prices, an outage at a US refinery and “significantly weaker” fuels margins as it also started a $1. 75bn share buyback.

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Tuesday newspaper round-up: House prices, employers, Wayve

Universal Music Group could become the latest company to face an embarrassing shareholder revolt this AGM season, after an influential advisory firm urged investors to reject an “excessive” €139m (£119m) payout for its chief executive, Lucian Grainge. Glass Lewis said it had “severe reservations” about supporting the Dutch-American music company’s pay decisions, which included a €92m share-based bonus for its British-born CEO that easily made up for a 51% cut in his salary, to €7.

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UK April retail sales hit by wet weather, early Easter - BRC

UK total retail sales fell 4% year on year in the April as wet spring weather deterred shoppers, despite businesses offering hefty discounts in an attempt to entice customers into stores, according to a survey published on Tuesday.