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Mobile Streams PLC
LON:MOS
Mobile Streams is the innovative sports entertainment group. The company delivers world class entertainment content through its heroesnftclub.com site, mobilegaming.com, Livescores sites, media, iGaming and platforms.
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Trident Royalties diversifies its portfolio
A look at some of the major movers in London on Friday
Tech minnow Mobile Streams appoints chairman with FTSE 100 oil experience
Bob Moore was with Enterprise Oil until its acquisition and then went on to set up his own independent E&P firm
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CPPGroup takes guarded view after Indian lockdown hits trading
A look at some of the major movers in London on Monday morning
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TT Electronics jumps on hopes of regulatory approval for COVID-19 test
A look at the major movers on the London market on Thursday
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The Gym Group stronger after new gym lease in York
A look at some of Wednesday's major movers on the London Stock Exchange
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Nakama's financial position remains tight
A look at some of the day's major movers on Tuesday.
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Oilex gushes as it terminates arbitration with GSPC following Cambay settlement
A look at some of the key risers and fallers in London on Tuesday
Mobile Streams plunges after reporting huge decline in revenue
The company's CEO and both non-executive directors have volunteered a partial salary deferral of 50% of their respective remuneration
Mobile Streams cuts costs to the bone
"Given the falling revenue, it was necessary to take decisive cost reduction actions,” said chief executive Simon Buckingham
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Small cap movers: Goals Soccer Centres given a red card by AIM after unearthing massive tax bill
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from the junior market over the past week
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Argo Blockchain in demand but Mobile Streams' gains ebb away
A look at the day's major movers, including Kibo Energy, Red Rose, Red Emperor Resources, Anglo African Oil & Gas, Mobile Streams, Dunelm and Ted Baker
FTSE 100 closes in the red as Federal Reserve's rate hike creates jitters
"Investors aren’t willing to forgive Fed Chair Jeremy Powell yet; a soft open on Wall Street threatens to drag the FTSE lower into the close," said Fiona Cincotta at City Index
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Bank of England unlikely to follow Fed rate hike lead after last monetary policy meeting of 2019
Recent weak economic data, a general malaise on Brexit and the febrile political environment is now likely to lead to UK policymakers to take more of a ‘wait and see’ approach
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Fed could be Grinch-like in final full trading week before Christmas, but BoE seen more festive
Aside from the UK and US rate decisions, the latest UK inflation and retail data will be closely eyed as well in the absence of almost anything on the corporate diary
Webis weak on limited California license renewal; Kier Group drops on cash call
A look at some winners and losers in the UK equity market on Friday