UPDATE 2-Hong Kong readies for further protests after huge, peaceful rally
* Hong Kong readies for more protests after huge, peaceful rally
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UPDATE 1-Mitie sells catering and hospitality unit, shares to rise
British outsourcer Mitie Group Plc said on Monday it had agreed to sell its catering and hospitality business to CH&CO for up to 85 million pounds ($103.39 million) in cash, as it pushes ahead with moves to simplify its operations.
BRIEF-Ebios Energy To Change Name, List In London, Raise Capital
* SAID ON FRIDAY IT WILL CHANGE NAME TO AKILES CORPORATION SE
Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
* Closing auctions account for about 20% of European equity volumes
METALS-Copper rises on hopes of China stimulus
Copper prices rose on Monday after China, the world's top consumer of the red metal, announced new measures to support its economy amid a damaging trade war with the United States.
Oil rises after Saudi oilfield attack, but recession worries cap gains
* Yemen's Houthi drone attack on Saudi oilfield causes gas fire
PRESS DIGEST- British Business - Aug 19
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PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Aug 19
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Nigeria awards crude-for-product swap deals to 15 firms
Nigerian state oil company NNPC said on Sunday that 15 companies had won the right to swap the nation's crude oil for fuels following a tender for the deals.
Hong Kong braces for mass anti-government rally
Hong Kong braced for a major anti-government rally planned for Sunday after an unusually calm Saturday night in what has been a summer of violent protests in the Asian financial hub.
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Labour Party to discuss Brexit tactics with rival parties
Britain's opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will meet with other British political leaders next week to discuss tactics to prevent a no-deal Brexit, Corbyn's second-in-command John McDonnell told the BBC on Monday.