BT shares rise after government downplays split talk
Digital economy minister Vaizey says Openreach split could backfire
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Digital economy minister Vaizey says Openreach split could backfire
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The FTSE 100 is seen around 30 points lower at the open
The PFA Young Player of the Year will act as a brand ambassador for BT Sport.
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Shell and InterContinental Hotels were the stand-out stocks on a busy day for trading updates from Footsie firms
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Royal Dutch Shell and AstraZeneca haul Footsie higher
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Shares rise modestly as blue-chips flood market with updates
Telecoms group has signed up over 100,000 mobile customers
The Anglo-Dutch index heavyweight fuelled gains for the Footsie
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More results today on offer with some more big caps showing how much they are contributing to the UK's current growth trajectory. Lets start with a British stalwart - engineer Rolls Royce which posts second quarter earnings. It's been a tor
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Wednesday sees a veritable clutch of results statements from some big guns....
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No shortage of big names reporting this week, including the state-controlled lenders Lloyds and RBS, plus integrated oil giants BP and Shell
Barclays' chairman John McFarlane will become CEO until a replacement is appointed.
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FTSE100 closed out the week over 91 points higher as traders cheered latest moves in Greece.
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FTSE 100 rose 98 points to 6,680 as Greece PM submitted new debt proposals.
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Investors looked to a brighter future for Greece as its PM Alexis Tsipras submitted a new austerity plan.
Telecoms regulator Ofcom has fined mobile phone network EE £1mln for customer complaint failings.
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Tesco is a top riser on the FTSE 350 by virtue of things getting worse at a slower rate than previously.
Sports Direct looks better value now versus its peers, RBC says
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On what was a moderately quiet corporate news day, and as London shares eased lower, clothing retailers, BT (LON:BT.A) and Greece were topics trending on the net.
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FTSE 100 opened 45 points lower at 6,804 as Greece was told to stop gambling on its future by one EU leader.