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Mkango bags Noble as partner in Malawi rare earths project
Mkango Resources has secured backing for its Songwe Hill rare earths project in Malawi by giving away a 49% stake to Noble Group's Talaxis subsidiary.
BOS bombs after revealing 'urgent' cash talks
BOS Global was the biggest faller on AIM on Thursday after its overnight announcement that it is in "urgent discussions" with its main backer over its finances.
Alexander raises cash to cover all of 2018
Alexander Mining has raised £600,000 before expenses in a placing priced at 0. 15p to boost its coffers for general working capital and business development for the whole of next year.
Friday preview: Nothing major expected
Friday looks likely to be deathly quiet compared to the bustle of the previous days, with no major UK macroeconomic data and a quiet day scheduled in the company diary.
PM to 'take charge' of housing as housing associations pledge homes boost
A UK house-building surge is on the cards as Prime Minister Theresa May pledged to take "personal charge" of fixing the housing market, while a significant technical change is expected to produce a major boost in output from housing associations.
UK may increase offer for EU Brexit divorce bill - report
Prime Minister Theresa May is mulling a potential £20m increase to the Brexit 'divorce bill' to the European Union in order to move talks onto the next stage, according to a newspaper report on Thursday.
TalkTalk's 'limited upside' not worth the profit pain for RBC
TalkTalk's fixed low price plan is driving new subscriptions but as margins are being squeezed and profitability unlikely to return until early next year, RBC Capital Markets felt the risks on the stock outweigh "the limited upside".
Genus hails firmer beef prices as Sexcel offering received warmly
Animal genetics specialist Genus is trotting confidently towards full year growth targets after a "generally favourable" first four and a half months of its financial year.
UK retail sales growth fall to lowest in over four years
UK retail sales bounced back more than expected last month but showed the first annual decline in four and a half years, with the prognosis for the sector remaining grim amid the ongoing squeeze of household budgets.
Royal Mail posts confident interims as parcel and letter volumes improve
Underlying profits at Royal Mail improved in the first half of the year and it nudged its interim dividend higher, though the costs of transforming the business saw reported operating profits plummet more than 80%.
British Land increases development amid sharp 'polarisation' in demand
British Land increased its interim dividend 3% after selling £1. 5bn of assets in the half-year and seeing its portfolio increased in value by 1. 4%.