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Barclays cuts Direct Line to equal weight - Vimarsana News

Barclays cuts Direct Line to equal weight

The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Thursday morning: ---------- FTSE 100 ---------- Berenberg cuts Reckitt Benckiser price target to 5,800 pence - 'hold'...

Ageas would need to offer 270p to 300p a share for Direct Line, says Jefferies - Vimarsana News

Ageas would need to offer 270p to 300p a share for Direct Line, says Jefferies

Belgium’s Ageas would need to make an offer of 270p to 300p a share for UK insurer Direct Line for it to be more likely to be accepted, Jefferies said in a note on Thursday.

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Direct Line rebuffs £3.1bn takeover interest - Vimarsana News

Direct Line rebuffs £3.1bn takeover interest

Direct Line Group has revealed it has rejected interest from a Belgium-headquartered business, describing the £3.1bn proposal as "uncertain" and "unattractive", adding that it “significantly undervalued” the listed insurance specialist.

Clipper logistics owner GXO makes £762m offer for Wincanton as bidding war heats up - Vimarsana News

Clipper logistics owner GXO makes £762m offer for Wincanton as bidding war heats up

GXO, the owner of Clipper Logistics, has announced a £764m swoop for Wincanton as a bidding war with a French rival heats up.

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Britain For Sale: The country's biggest firms are being picked off 'one by one' as foreign predators pounce - Vimarsana News

Britain For Sale: The country's biggest firms are being picked off 'one by one' as foreign predators pounce

First it was Wincanton, then Currys and now Direct Line. A series of firms at the heart of the UK economy are being preyed on by foreign suitors