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Our business has been a soft drinks business since 1875 making, marketing and selling some of the UK’s best loved soft drinks brands. Our biggest brand is IRN-BRU which is seen by many as part of the culture of the Scottish Nation. We have been investing in and building brands like IRN-BRU for over 100 years and continue to develop our business to meet consumers continually changing needs
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Aside from Next's latest update, the Day Ahead will also bring trading news from water and power supplier United Utilities and results from fizzy drinks maker AG Barr
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Aside from the latest Federal Reserve policy meeting, the week ahead will bring updates from the likes of Next, Thomas Cook, TUI, United Utilities, and Pennon
According to some sources in the teaching profession, it is now common for kids to drink energy drinks in lieu of eating breakfast
The FTSE 250 drink maker, whose products include IRN-BRU, said it expected revenue for the 26 weeks ended 28 July 2018 to be around £136mln, a 5% increase
Sales of 'Scotland's other national drink' jumped 8% during the year, with the group's other brands experiencing similar gains
In the currency markets, the pound shed 0.17% against the Euro, and lost 0.46% against the US dollar
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Also previewed: Irn-Bru maker AG Barr and water company United Utilities
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The week ahead includes trading updates from Pennon, United Utilities and SSE, along with interims from DFS Furniture and full year results from Moss Bros and AG Barr
Analysts at the US bank said they believe that the UK soft drink market will come under pressure after the introduction of the sugar levy, with consumers switching to healthier and low sugar drinks and demand for carbonates dropping by circ
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The blue-chip index closed at 7,214, up 46 points on the day
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Footsie finished down over 43 points at 7,490, while FTSE 250 was also lower - down around 58 points at 20,185.
Royal Dutch Shell and Rank Group are among the names in the diary for Thursday
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Week ahead includes updates from FTSE 100 AstraZeneca PLC, BT Group PLC, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, and Unilever PLC, plus a Federal Reserve meeting and January US jobs data
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If you happen to work for a FTSE 100 company, your boss has already earned more in the past two-and-a-half days then the average UK employee will this year
If the 7,300 level were a fence, Footsie would have spent the whole day sitting on it
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Carnival and Thomas Cook issue trading updates tomorrow with the devastating Caribbean hurricanes likely to be key features of both
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Week ahead includes trading updates from tour operators TUI AG and Thomas Cook Group PLC, and numbers from Pennon Group PLC and United Utilities PLC
The company remains confident about its outlook, with full-year performance seen in line with expectations despite the uncertain economic environment
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It's not quite 'Super Thursday' but definitely a busy day with heavyweights BAE, Standard Chartered, Travis Perkins and Vedanta among those reporting
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Week ahead: HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Royal Dutch Shell, Next, Centrica, Shire, US jobs, Bank of England policy meeting ...
