Mobileye Global shares are selling off Friday after a Morgan Stanley analyst turned bearish on the provider of software and components for autonomous and assisted driving. Adam Jonas cut his rating on the stock to Underweight from Equal Weight, with a new target of $25, down from $26. Mobileye shares were down 6.8%, to $28.80.
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The DWP will be monitoring bank accounts of those on benefits
New figures released by the DWP revealed more than 180,000 benefit claimants had their payments stopped
Britain's biggest banks are bracing themselves for talks with the Post Office over a new deal to allow millions of their customers to withdraw cash at its branches. Sky News has learnt that a group of lenders including Barclays and HSBC are in the process of forming a shared interest group to represent the industry in talks with the government-owned company during the coming months. Roughly 30 banks and building societies participate in the existing deal, paying in aggregate approximately £200m annually to facilitate customer access to the Post Office's 11,500 branches.
Taxpayers have been hit with a £5.6bn Universal Credit fraud bill despite a Government crackdown on criminals abusing the system.
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Mortgages are falling amid hopes central interest rates could be cut as early as the start of summer. Barclays has announced it is lowering fixed-rate mortgage deals by up to 0.45 percentage points from Friday, while HSBC and TSB have also announced smaller rate reductions.
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The DWP is set to be granted new powers in a bid to reduce the levels of fraud, debt and error in the benefits system
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Representatives of Thames Water’s multinational syndicate of shareholders are poised to quit as directors of its corporate entities after refusing to inject the billions of pounds of funding required to bail it out.
HSBC and Barclays fire the starting gun on what some advisers predict will be a new mortgage price war
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There is no such thing as a risk-free dividend stock. Even companies that have made shareholder payouts without interruption for decades can experience unexpected financial difficulties which cause their dividend payments to abruptly come to an end.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway built a 6.4% stake in Chubb in under nine months, and also slashed its Apple bet by 13% last quarter.
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