(RTTNews) - Shares of Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc (JAZZ) fell 2.76% on Feb. 25, and closed Tuesday's trade at $127.25. The stock has been trading between $116.52 and $154.24 in the past one year. Trading volume rose to 571K versus an average volume of 483K shares.
World stocks tumbled for the fifth straight day on Wednesday, while safe-haven gold rose back towards seven-year highs and U.S. bond yields held near record lows after governments and health authorities warned of a possible coronavirus pandemic.
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French telecoms companies Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR have made offers for France's new 5G telecoms spectrum, the regulator, Arcep, said on Wednesday.
(RTTNews) - Residential developer Taylor Wimpey PLC (TW.L) reported Wednesday that its fiscal 2019 profit grew to 673.9 million pounds from last year's 656.6 million pounds.
British travel-food company SSP warned on Wednesday of a 50% fall in February sales across the Asia Pacific region as the coronavirus outbreak drove a sharp decline in domestic and international air passenger numbers.
Royal Dutch Shell's onshore Egyptian oil and gas assets have drawn interest from American, Egyptian, Asian and Middle East bidders, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
(RTTNews) - Unite Group plc (UTG.L) reported Wednesday that its fiscal 2019 loss before tax was 101.2 million pounds, compared to profit before tax of 245.8 million pounds last year. Loss per share was 31.5 pence, compared to earnings of 90.8 pence a year ago.
China stocks ended lower on Wednesday as fears over the global coronavirus contagion rose, though losses were contained as new infections fell in China and investors expected a further stimulus from Beijing to support the domestic economy.
Metro Bank posted a 131 million pounds ($170 million)pretax loss on Wednesday, capping a year dominated by an accounting scandal that sent its stock into a tailspin, forced top bosses to quit and led some customers to shut accounts.
British public services outsourcer Serco said it would resume paying a dividend for the first time since 2014 after it left behind the "gravitational pull of past mis-steps" to post a 25% jump in 2019 profit.
Eddie Stobart warned of an annual loss after posting a half-yearly operating loss on Wednesday, hit by accounting-related issues that have delayed its interim results for months, and said it had taken an impairment charge of 169.2 million pounds ($219.86 million).
Japanese government bond prices dipped on Wednesday after a re-offering auction of long-dated bonds drew tepid demand as yields have fallen sharply this week on fears about the rapidly-spreading coronavirus.