Tesco

Brexit fall-out hits heavyweights Tesco and Unilever over supply deal.

Waitrose and Sainsbury's have confirmed there is still Marmite available.

This is only the start of the impact we are likely to see from Brexit.

Persil, Surf, Dove, Comfort, Ben & Jerry's ice cream have been removed from store's website.

Traders sell airline and travel stocks after easyJet posts its full-year trading update.

Reports that the Fed and the ECB will ease their stimulus measures give traders pause for thought.

Tesco boss Dave Lewis says the industry's price war continues to rage across the high street.

Investors pile in to buy cheap stocks as pound slumps on fears of a 'hard' Brexit.

Sterling nears 31-year lows after Theresa May said UK will trigger Brexit negotiations by the end of March.

The lawsuit is expected to be filed with the high court by a group of 60 investors later this month.

The franchise, run by Waves Car Wash which manages Tesco hand car washes, was closed down.

Reports that the US Department of Justice is looking for settlements from European banks worries traders.

Concerns at Deutsche Bank continue to cast a shadow over the European banking sector.

Ex-Tesco bosses appear in court over the accounting scandal that led Tesco to reporting its largest ever loss.

Expectations that the US Federal Reserve will hold interest rates is buoying shares.

Sales at discount chains Lidl and Aldi surge again, but Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda suffer decline.

Department of Justice's claims on the German lender lead to traders dumping banking stocks.

Blue chip shares recover some ground after losing more than £25bn yesterday.

The SFO say three former Tesco executives will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court later in September.

Transformative deal by UK tech firm leads blue-chip shares higher.

British American Tobacco, Unilever, Diageo, Sage and Next are the top rated companies.

Barclays downgrade of Standard Chartered weighs across financial stocks.

Traders are unmoved by a sharp rebound in manufacturing output in August.

Financial Reporting Council shelves investigation into Laurie McIlwee after two years.

Boss Dave Lewis is selling another part of group as he looks to turn around core UK supermarket business.

Traders will read the speech of the Fed boss carefully for signs of a rate rise later this year.

Home builder Persimmon posts robust results despite fears that sales would slow after the Brexit vote.

Big four supermarkets post declines in the 12 weeks to 14 August as Lidl and Aldi see growth of more than 10%

Traders were also unimpressed by a fall in the UK jobless count

Market ends week in upbeat mood as crude prices lift heavyweight oil stocks.