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FIVE at FIVE: iPhone goes USB-C, Wagamama owner sells, Vistry investor returns, BMW picks Britain, and FTSE 100 lifts

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Wagamama owner listens to criticsm, selling Frankie & Benny's

The Restaurant Group PLC (LSE:RTN) (TRG) jumped 5.5% after it paid Big Table Group £7.5 million to take its loss-making leisure business off its hands, but some analysts think there is more to come.

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2. Vistry's investors to benefit as strategic shift frees up cash

Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) said it plans to focus its operations on partnerships by merging it with its housebuilding arm and added it would be distributing £1 billion to shareholders over the next three years.

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3. BMW confirms £600mln EV investment in Cowley plant

BMW AG (ETR:BMW) had originally planned to shift most of its production of electric vehicles to China as part of a joint venture with Great Wall Motor, but now Cowley will produce Mini EVs as well.

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4. Apple bids farewell to Lightning as Eurocrats force tech titan’s hand

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) has proven powerless against Brussel and will finally capitulate to the USB-C standard for all future iPhone releases.

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5. FTSE 100 closes up 19 points at 7,497

London's blue-chips held modest gains at the close ahead of a busy week of ket economic news

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