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Rolls-Royce Power Systems boss Schell to step down

(Sharecast News) - Rolls-Royce said on Thursday that Andreas Schell has decided to step down from his role as president of the Power Systems business to take up the post of CEO at German energy company Energie Baden-Württemberg.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Berenberg cuts Polymetal and raises Hochschild

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning:

Wall Street rallies as Ukraine war fears ebb

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WALL STREET RALLIES AS UKRAINE WAR FEARS EBB (1610 EDT/2010 GMT)

Money flees credit with risks galore -BofA survey

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MONEY FLEES CREDIT WITH RISKS GALORE -BOFA SURVEY (1430 EDT/1830 GMT)

Emerging markets: Oversold might mean opportunity

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EMERGING MARKETS: OVERSOLD MIGHT MEAN OPPORTUNITY (1340 EDT/1740 GMT)

Europe ends higher, airlines up as oil falls

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EUROPE ENDS HIGHER, AIRLINES UP AS OIL FALLS (1205 EDT/1605 GMT)

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks mixed amid Russia-Ukraine peace talks

(Alliance News) - Stocks in London ended mixed on Monday with oil majors weighing on the FTSE 100 as oil prices slumped as investors peace talks between Russia and Ukraine and fresh Covid-19 lockdowns in China.

LONDON MARKET OPEN: FTSE up on peace hopes; Rolls-Royce returns gains

(Alliance News) - European markets opened solidly higher on Monday, despite more Covid-19 lockdowns in China and the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, which is continuing to "cast a shadow" over the world's economy.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Biden, Beer, Royal Mail

(Sharecast News) - The White House clarified comments from Joe Biden who earlier had called for Russian President Vladimir Putin's ouster. In a speech delivered in Poland, Biden said: ""For God's sake, this man cannot remain in power." A spokesman for the White soon after stated that US leader was not talking about 'regime change'. "The president's point was that Putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbours or the region," the spokesman explained. - The Sunday Times

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Bank of America says buy Experian and Intertek

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning:

Promising to cut bureaucracy, UK PM Johnson targets nuclear energy

LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised nuclear industry leaders on Monday he would help them cut through bureaucracy to finance and build new plants to try to move Britain back towards getting 25% of its energy needs from nuclear, an aide said.

Johnson to meet nuclear bosses to discuss UK energy security

LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet with nuclear industry leaders on Monday to discuss how to accelerate the launch of new plants ahead of an energy security strategy to be released before the end of the month.

Embraer's electric aircraft co Eve to get $30 mln from Spain's Acciona

SAO PAULO, March 18 (Reuters) - Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA said on Friday that Spain's Acciona SA will invest $30 million in its electric aircraft subsidiary Eve, which is expected to list on the New York Stock Exchange in the second quarter of 2022.

Defence firms ramp up pitch to exit sustainability wilderness

LONDON/PARIS, March 11 (Reuters) - Largely ignored by the growing ranks of Europe's socially minded investors, defence firms see a fresh chance to argue for a place in portfolios after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Renewables, Pearson, IAG

(Sharecast News) - The UK needs to massively expand wind farms across the country in order to safeguard national security, the business secretary has said, as the government considers sweeping changes to planning laws in order to improve energy independence. Against that backdrop, the Prime Minister will unveil a radical new "energy strategy" within a fortnight in order to make sure that that UK can get all the energy that it needs from a combination of renewables and nuclear. - Guardian