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Unilever results to illustrate strategy review boosts; investors looking for Vodafone improvements
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The British Land Company (British Land) manages, owns, finances and develops commercial property. Its focus is on the retail and office sectors.
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The blue chip FTSE 100 index closed 28 points down at 7,449
A look at some of the biggest London-listed risers and fallers today
Concerns over "the Donald" appear to be easing, and investors took the opportunity to return to equity markets
The UK blue chip index closed down 18.56 points at 7,503
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Wednesday preview: Competition is hotting up in the pub grub sector for Mitchells & Butlers, while London house prices and lettings fees are cooling for Foxtons.
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Woodford Investment Management said it sees Lloyds as a "well managed bank" with the ability to pay a "very healthy and growing" level of dividend
An otherwise storming quarter that saw the Footsie rise 180 points ended on a dull note
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FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Friday, offered a leg up by surprisingly strong US non-farm payrolls number and financial stocks confident burdensome US regulation was about to get scaled back
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London's FTSE 100 hit reverse gear as the pound recovered a little of its mojo
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In the words of Roy Wood, Royal Mail wishes it could be Christmas every day
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Among the big retail names reporting are Burberry, Halfords and Pets at Home.
FTSE 100 shares marked a fresh record high on Wednesday and small-caps scaled their highest in nearly three years, as investors, traders and mining stocks were in a more festive mood than their counterparts on Wall Street
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FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Thursday thanks to miners and the construction sector, while the laggards included venerable British names Royal Mail and Rolls Royce
FTSE 100 stocks dropped on Wednesday, dragged lower by housebuilders and building materials firms, as investors absorbed a poor trading statement from Barratt Developments. But RBS may have more bad news in the morning
Another day, another house builder reporting on living the life of Riley in this prolonged low interest rate environment
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UK stocks ended higher on Tuesday but off their day’s best as speculation mounted over a December US rate hike
Elsewhere, Crest Nicholson, Barratt Developments, easyJet, Vodafone, TalkTalk and others will all report to the market in one form or another
Oil & gas and mining stocks have survived the 'Brexit' fallout largely unscathed