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Around 3.15pm, the UK blue chip index was up over 21 points at 7,299, not far from the day’s peak of 7,307, and well above the day’s low of 7,253.
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Around 3.15pm, the UK blue chip index was up over 21 points at 7,299, not far from the day’s peak of 7,307, and well above the day’s low of 7,253.
Current chief financial officer Kevin Deeley will assume the role as chief executive until a permanent successor is found
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A glance at some of the stories on the Proactive newswire today
The firm also said that trading for the year to end December was in-line with management expectations.
Revenues and profits are on the up and the group is making steady progress on its path to profitability
Richard's "difficult decision to step down as COO" comes at a "hugely exciting time for our business and industry", said CEO Ashley Mackenzie
The round up of headlines from the Proactive news desk.
Net revenue came in at £9.7mln compared to £7.02mln in the six months to June 30, 2015.
Cello reports "noticeable impact" from Brexit, Tern reports a big jump in total assets, and Green Dragon has a production boost in China.
Carpet seller Victoria's results caught the eye, with revenue and adjusted EBITDA double what they were in the previous year
The company, formerly known as Rightster, has upped its revenues and narrowed its underlying losses, thanks in part to the weaker pound
FTSE100 closed a smidgen- just 0.07% ahead - at 6,267, while FTSE AIM100 added 0.10% to 3,452. The FTSE AIM All-share gained 0.13% to 734.450