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Tribal Group PLC
LON:TRB
Tribal Group PLC is a holding company. Through its subsidiaries, the company is engaged in the provision of a range of consultancy, professional support and delivery services. It has three business segments. The Consulting segment provides a range of management consultancy services to the public sector. The Education segment provides education services to the public sector, including software, managed services, school inspection services, consultancy, benchmarking, e-learning, publishing and training. The Support Services segment includes support services businesses largely operating in the public sector providing a range of public relations (PR) communications, resourcing and architectural design services. On October 16, 2007, the company acquired the remaining 49% interest in Sportsvine Holdings Limited. In June 2008, the company acquired a 72% interest in The HELM Corporation Limited. In January 2009, the company acquired Newchurch Limited. Tribal Group is traded in the ISDX Exchange HERE
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Breakfast News - Hvivo, Proof of Trust, Calisen Group and more...
Dish of the day No Joiners Today Off the menu Hvivo has left AIM after being acquired by Open Orphan, Techfinancials has left AIM, remains on NEX, Cobham has left the Main Market (premium) following an acquisition, RM2 has left AIM pursuant
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Small Cap Movers: AIM hit by sharp downturn in 2018 as fundraising drops and firms exit
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from the junior market over the past week
Tribal Group plunges as software group launches legal action over royalty payments
While a specific amount had not been claimed, the letter received had estimated losses at between £15mln and £30mln
Tribal Group surges on bullish earnings forecasts for 2018
The education software group said full-year earnings (EBITA) would be “materially ahead” of expectations, while revenues would be lower as expected
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Lloyds and HSBC go ex-div, but has the BBQ summer saved Kingfisher’s first half?
Investors in the B&Q owner will be hoping for a BBQ boost sufficient to offset the springtime freeze.
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Heatwave should provide a lift for BBQ and garden products at retailer Kingfisher
Aside from the DIY retailer's numbers, the Week Ahead diary includes updates from miner Antofagasta, and motor insurers Admiral and esure, plus a raft of key UK data
Most followed: 'March of the makers' grinds to a halt
Even with the tailwind of a weak exchange rate, manufacturing activity is contracting in the UK. Also covered: gold, Armadale, Sabien, Trakm8, Tribal Group.
ICE, ICE, maybe ...
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is mulling whether to gatecrash the Animal Farm-style merger of equals between the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and Deutsche Börse.
Risers & fallers: Tribal, Servelec, Atlas Development, Fresnillo..
Major share price risers and fallers in London at 4.30pm
Risers and fallers: Tribal Group, Stratmin Global Resources, UKOG, Northcote Energy, 88 Energy...
Main share price risers and fallers in London at 4pm
Risers & Fallers: First Quantum, Galasys, IPSA, Motive Television, Plethora Solutions, Tribal Group
AstraZeneca is on a downer after it warns revenue and profits will be lower this year than last but Shell keeps going well
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FTSE100 drops as miners weigh...again
The miners were again at the bottom of the index, as a lower oil price weighed on metal prices.
South Africans lead FTSE 100 rebound
After heavy losses Friday, FTSE 100 added 48 to 6,001
Investments and investor services
Risers & Fallers: Karelian, IOG and Orogen Gold
Main share price risers and fallers in London at 4pm
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FTSE100 ends lower on mixed day for European markets
The FTSE100 ended 25 points lower to 6,352 as oil stocks also made an appearance near the bottom of the index.
Risers & Fallers: Anglo American, Minds + Machines, UTV Media, Telit Communications and more...
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 1pm.
Thursday's agenda - Fed rate decision only story in town?
A clutch of corporate announcements will greet investors on Thursday, but of course there is really only one story in town...
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FTSE 100's last minute spike can't prevent losses
FTSE 100 eased 1.4%, or 93 points, to 6,541, after a last minute spike softened the blow.
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Risers & fallers: African Potash, Goldbridges, Glencore, Kibo Mining, Tex Holdings, Tribal Mining,
Pure Wafer shareholders are set for a pay-out worth more than last night's closing value of the shares.