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Brexit Watch - Single market at core and Apple mentioned
A look at some topics from the Brexit debate in the news this week
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US stocks worry over Europe, blind to oil price gains
US stocks closed lower on Thursday, unable to derive upside from surging oil prices, as the European Central Bank’s action plan for the troubled Eurozone economy worried investors
Hardware & electrical equipment
Apple's new iPhone 7 costs more in the UK thanks to... Brexit
It seems nothing is safe from Brexit now, as the smartphone is set to cost around £60 to £100 more than the iPhone 6 model, despite it staying the same across the pond.
Trending: Slow process time as Apple shares finally lift after iPhone 7 launch
It seemed to last an eternity but an hour after unveiling new products, Apple, the world’s largest publicly-listed company, finally saw its shares rise
US stocks close mixed, Nasdaq at record high, but Beige Book weighs
US stocks closed mixed Wednesday, with consumer staples lagging, as investors digested the release of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book
Trending: What will it take for Apple shares to rise?
Apple shares closed up 0.9% at $107.73 on Friday, but the share price has, all told, been jobbing a range of $110 to $90 since December 2015. That has had some pundits thinking
Hardware & electrical equipment
Apple chief Tim Cook slams EU tax fee
Tim Cook cranked up his outrage levels today over the EU’s US$14.5bn unpaid tax penalty.
US shares fall on day, but fall flat on the month
US shares closed Wednesday lower but unchanged on the month, after lower oil prices once again hurt the bourse while worries that job creation will lead to higher interest rates also provided jitters
US stocks lower with oil prices as negative effects on oil exporters mount
US stocks were lower at midsession on Wednesday after oil prices sank by 3% as two oil economies paid the price of a climate of depressed energy revenues
Wall Street shares poised to start lower as traders look to jobs report
The general mood is that Fed chair Janet Yellen will raise interest rates on September 21
UK stocks weighed down by miners
Top UK stocks fell into negative territory late on Tuesday, weighed down by depressed mining stocks after copper prices hit a 10-week low
Investments and investor services
Miners weigh on Footsie but small caps advance
The Footsie was 3.4 points ahead at 6841.46 as precious metals lost their shine
Trending - Apple and ARM in focus as Britain dines out after Brexit vote
A look at some of the hot topics as the summer holiiday season starts to draw to a close
Hardware & electrical equipment
EU to take €13bn bite out of Apple for Irish tax deal
Responding to the ruling, Apple said it was confident of a successful appeal.
FTSE 100 Index opens higher despite mining woe
The Footsie was 4.27 points ahead at 6842.32 as support services group Bunzl reported a strong first half
Hardware & electrical equipment
Apple shares rise after it speaks with Lyft, looks to take on Uber
iPhone and iPad maker looks for ways to get edge in the self-driving car market
Markets close lower on prospect of rate hike from Fed
Oil price rally fails to resuscitate market dogged by rate hike fears
US stocks come off record highs, spooked by Fed rate comments
US stocks were lower at midsession on Tuesday, unable to build on the previous day’s record highs, as a senior Federal Reserve policymaker’s comments put a rate hike in 2016 back on the table
US stocks to take a step back after hitting new highs
Ahead of this week's meeting of the Fed's policy makers, investors have decided to pocket profits
Trending - RBS and the delay on passing on rate cut
UK taxpayer funded banks have so far reportedly refused to pass the rate cut on