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LONDON (Alliance News) – Share prices in London remained in the red at midday on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 weighed down by the likes of ITV, …
Financial companies dragged on the FTSE 100 after Société Générale said that its fourth-quarter results would be hit by tough market conditions.
Shares in Associated British Foods (ABF) shot to the top of the FTSE 100 leader board after unveiling Primark sales that defied the soggy retail …
While the FTSE 100 has experienced a challenging 12-month period, the easyJet (LSE: EZJ) share price has endured an even more difficult year.
Some renewed strength in sterling and reports of a US criminal probe into China’s Huawei, potentially inflaming trade tensions between the two …
StockMarketWire.com – Some renewed strength in sterling and reports of a US criminal probe into China’s Huawei, potentially inflaming trade tensions …
A number of indicators point to the highest risk of a recession since the 2008 financial crisis, with negative implications for stocks.
These tech players could rise at least 20% during a time of heightened market volatility, says Morgan Stanley.
The short seller questioned the credibility of Ligand Pharmaceuticals’ partners and pipelines.
The FTSE 100 has fallen into the red as investors shifted their focus from UK politics to company developments, after the government survived a vote …
The FTSE 100 was down 27 at 6,835. The Bank of England’s survey indicated high street banks expect spending using plastic will be less drastic in …
The Footsie remains becalmed at lower levels, with traders little exercised by the Bank of England’s credit conditions report. The FTSE 100 was down …
FTSE 100 – WINNERS ———- Associated British Foods, up 5.6%. The Primark clothing chain owner reported a strong performance during the key …
Good morning!
Patisserie Holdings (LON:CAKE)
We had a reminder last night that frauds are usually worse than they first appear.
Patisserie Holdings (LON:CAKE) provided investors with the following update:
“the misstatement of its accounts was extens…
Good morning!
Patisserie Holdings (LON:CAKE)
We had a reminder last night that frauds are usually worse than they first appear.
Patisserie Holdings (LON:CAKE) provided investors with the following update:
“the misstatement of its accounts was extens…
Japan’s Hitachi is suspending work on the Wylfa Newydd plant in Wales amid concerns over rising costs.
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Good morning!We had a reminder last night that frauds are usually worse than they first appear.Patisserie Holdings (LON:CAKE) provided investors with the following update:”the misstatement of its accounts was extensive, involving very significant mani…
There are fears work on Wylfa Newydd will stop, dealing a “tremendous blow” to the economy.
France’s luxury retailer Hermes is trying to become a big player in Switzerland’s exclusive watch industry.
As both the government and households try to reduce their debt levels, car sales across China are declining.
The inflation measure used to calculate some train fares and loan repayments is flawed, a Lords committee says.
Advertising watchdog threatens sanctions if retailers don’t check whether they are selling real or fake fur.
A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card.
House sale expectations for the next three months are at their lowest for two decades, estate agents warn.
The biggest faller on the FTSE 100 was educational publisher Pearson, which said that it was on track to deliver profit in line with expectations but also …
The investigation, reported by US media, adds to pressure facing the Chinese technology giant.
Most of the FAANGs are positioned to rise on superior revenue and earnings growth.
The boss of Procter and Gamble, David S. Taylor, said his and other firms want “an amicable solution between the UK and the EU”.
