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FTSE 100 stocks closed flat on Tuesday, with miners’ gaining, but telecoms group BT topped the losers after the business endured a £8bn hit. Tickers ended remarkably resilient in the wake of the UK Supreme Court’s decision that the HM Gover
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Lots of big names reporting this week including: BHP, Dixons Carphone, easyJet, Diageo, Sky, Unilever and BT
Up until now BT Sport had been free to its TV channel subscribers
FTSE 100 shares swung on Friday but ended down 10 points and below 7200 as the 45th President of the United States was being sworn in
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Trending: Ofcom clobbers BT-owned EE; New York Wheel among coolest construction projects of 2016; is it real, or is it Zuckerberg?; Southern Rail
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Wednesday, in spite of investors dumping shares in educational publisher Pearson
FTSE 100 shares appear positively related to the Nasdaq as the London ticker again hits a fresh record high on Wednesday - its tenth successive
Of the 14 brokers logged as following BT, eight are ‘buyers’ and only two have ‘sell’ recommendations on the stock.
The research house repeated its ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock and 560p a share price target.
Here we take a look at the medium and small cap companies included among Fleet Street's top stock market tips for 2017.
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The 'Santa rally' and a strong showing from miners meant the UK premier index closed up around 37 points
Haitong’s analysts drew this conclusion after studying submissions the trustee of the BT Pension Scheme (BTPS) made to Ofcom on October 4, which were published on November 29.
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Goldman Sachs repeated its ‘buy’ advice in the wake of the news and is sticking with its 540p a share price target.
The watchdog stopped short of forcing BT to diverge the subsidiary as most of its rivals had wanted.
FTSE 100 shares ended down on Tuesday, led by miners and oil companies
Sky may launch as early as next week suggests the German broker
BT/EE’s share of the immediately useable spectrum should fall to around 42% from 45% following the auction
FTSE 100 stocks shed nearly 100 points on Friday, as a combination of strong sterling, weak construction data and a sell-off by majors on Wall Street left the London market only slightly higher on the week
Without Openreach, BT - and maybe the government - would have a huge pensions problem on its hands
