Value retailer B&M is reviewing its Jawoll operations in Germany after a persistent weak performance resulted in an impairment charge of £59.5m and half-year results that fell short of expectations.

A group of Trainline investors, led by its biggest shareholder KKR, have cashed out completely from the online rail bookings company, months after the group had one of this year’s most successful European initial public offerings.

Landsec is pushing ahead with 1m square feet of London property developments despite ongoing Brexit uncertainty and clouds over the property market.

Vodafone has upgraded its profit guidance for the year by up to €1bn as disposals and its move to bulk up in Germany helped to offset its woes in India.

Boeing propelled the Dow to a record high, but US stocks were otherwise under pressure with investors still racked by uncertainty over trade talks and as political tensions in Hong Kong flared up.

Oil will remain an attractive investment opportunity for decades to come, according to BHP, even as the world shifts to cleaner forms of energy.

Travis Kalanick, Uber’s ousted co-founder, sold more than $500m worth of stock in the days immediately after restrictions were lifted on early investors selling their shares. 

Stocks in Hong Kong suffered their biggest one-day drop in more than three months on Monday as fresh protests saw a demonstrator shot by police and chaos across the city’s transport network.

The chief executive of Takeaway.com is confident that merging with Just Eat will allow the food delivery pioneers to see off new competition from Uber and Deliveroo, as he tries to rally support from investors in the face of a rival bid from Naspers. 

Greggs, the UK bakery chain, lifted its profit forecasts for the fourth time this year as more consumers frequented its stores enticed by new products and later opening, according to its chief executive.

Sirius Minerals is seeking a strategic investor to help fund a revised two-stage development project for its giant mine beneath the North Yorkshire moors.

Intercontinental Exchange is to launch a new exchange in Abu Dhabi to host the first futures contract based on the state oil company’s Murban crude.

Walmart’s quarterly earnings, US monthly sales and China’s Singles’ Day will create a jam-packed week for the retail sector in advance of the Christmas shopping season.

Moody’s has lowered the UK’s credit outlook to negative, saying Brexit “paralysis” has made policymaking less predictable.

US stocks finished their multi-week winning streaks in style, with the three main equities gauges simultaneously closing at record highs.

Gold is headed for its biggest weekly decline in more than two years as bullish investors spurned relatively safe assets, pushed Wall Street’s main equities gauges to record highs and extended weekly winning streaks for many global stock markets.

US stocks dipped into the red after Donald Trump poured cold water on the idea Washington and Beijing had agreed to roll back tariffs amid the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies.

The new chief executive of Daimler has outlined plans to cut 10 per cent of managers in Germany and up to 1,100 in total worldwide, according to a letter circulated by leaders of the carmaker’s works council.

Poland’s anti-monopoly watchdog has fined the French energy group Engie in relation to a probe into the construction of the Nordstream 2 pipeline.

Europe’s stock of bad loans is at its lowest since the financial crisis, as regulators and politicians across the bloc took credit for policies designed to eradicate a legacy issue that has weighed on European banks’ balance sheets.

EasyJet has bought Thomas Cook’s take-off and landing slots at London Gatwick and Bristol airports for £36m. 

Shares in Games Workshop spiked 13 per cent higher after the manufacturer of Warhammer fantasy figurines said that half-year profit would be 34 per cent higher than last year.

Europe’s largest insurer Allianz has agreed to pay €800m to US investment bank Goldman Sachs for a 4 per stake in Chinese insurer Taikang Life Insurance in a deal that the buyer describes as “mainly a financial investment”.

Crédit Agricole on Friday said “buoyant” commercial activity helped bolster its quarterly profits as historically low interest rates in Europe weighed on its retail banking division.