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Sainsbury’s is in recovery but its bank will keep needing capital injections, says UBS
Hammerson’s luxury outlet villages may be key to a revival, says Goldman Sachs
Britvic’s restructuring should add sparkle to sales, says Jefferies
Bets on a Kone-Thyssenkrupp elevators deal may be premature, says Morgan Stanley
Europe’s drinks companies have earned their premium valuations, says Bernstein
Even a no-deal Brexit won’t stop UK housebuilders throwing off cash, says HSBC
Purplebricks valuation does not look ‘overly compelling’, says JPMorgan
Drug pipeline progress makes GlaxoSmithKline a buy, says SocGen
Just Eat may be on the menu for its Naspers-backed rival, says Liberum
Ocado will be no money-spinner for Marks and Spencer, says Goldman Sachs
Frankfurt Motor Show could mark a turning point for carmakers, says Kepler
Engineers Rexel, Piovan and Signify are potential takeover targets, says Goldman
Supermarket sector Brexit risks look manageable, says Investec
Break-up prospects make G4S a buy, says RBC
Adidas management bonuses may cap profit growth, says Kepler
Vodafone’s top-line turnround and debt reduction plans are under-appreciated, says Morgan Stanley
Sirius Minerals funding risks overshadow the project value, says Berenberg
Computacenter’s stuttering US business holds back earnings prospects, says Berenberg
Europe’s CO2 fines could erase carmaker profits, says Jefferies
Premier Oil’s cash crunch makes disposals a priority, says Barclays
Woodford’s illiquid investments demand a double discount, says Investec
US subscription launch should help steady Cineworld, says Peel Hunt
Asos has own-brand problems that will take time to fix, says Berenberg
Investors should be worried by Ryanair’s pollution problem, says JPMorgan
Berkeley’s near-50% margins on London flats suggest an earnings beat, says Jefferies
