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Burberry now fashionable in broker’s eyes
Burberry, Cineworld, Goals Soccer, Restaurant Group, Premier Oil, Anglo America, Antofagasta, Griffin Mining and EnQuest are all in Friday's broker spotlight.
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Burberry Group PLC
LON:BRBY
Burberry Group designs, sources, manufactures and distributes luxury mens, womens and childrenswear and non-apparel accessories globally through its own retail stores, concessions and wholesale customers. Burberry also licenses third parties to manufacture and distribute products using the Burberry trademarks. The Company's non–apparel offerings include handbags, soft accessories, such as scarves, small leather goods, shoes, belts and jewellery.
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Footsie finishes 1.38% ahead as crude gains
Britain's blue chip index took the scenic route to finish pretty much where it started - up 83 points to 6,096
FTSE100 keeping above water; Pearson top gainer
FTSE100 was keeping its head above water at lunch as oil crept higher and educational publisher Pearson (LON:PSON) saw shares rise.
Risers & fallers: Burberry Group, Pearson, Royal Bank of Scotland, Sports Direct, Weir, William Hill
Tristel ends a rough week on a high note as directors buy more than 100,000 shares in the company.
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BAE downgraded as Credit Suisse doubts Saudi orders
BAE Systems, Burberry, Next, Smith & Nephew, AstraZeneca and Britvic are all in the broker spotlight on Tuesday.
Retail winners & losers: Tesco, Home Retail, B&M, Asos...
Tesco reported its first group like-for-like sales increase for more than four years
UPDATE - Higher Burberry sales reassure market
Retail sales grew by 1%, with like-for sales unchanged year-on-year
Thursday's agenda: Food deflation on Tesco and BoE minds
With food prices in decline, supermarkets are finding it hard to grow like-for-like sales, but it means the Bank of England is in no hurry to raise interest rates to combat inflation
Retail winners & losers: Sainsbury's, Dunelm, Ted Baker, Shoe Zone and Game Digital
Sainsbury dismayed City with lower same-store sales and lack of news on Home Retail
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FTSE 100 bounces back, with blue-chips leading the way
Unusually, the majority of the big gains today were to be found among the FTSE 350 - especially the FTSE 100
FTSE100 on the up as sentiment improves
FTSE100 was buoyed by retail stocks at lunch and investor sentiment seemed to be improving as the index climbed 1.6% higher.
Week Ahead: Supermarket sweep
The twin perils of food deflation and the hard discounters continue to threaten the supermarkets, while the warmish weather has caught firms on the hop
FTSE 100 lower as miners overshadow Black Friday
There were a few blue chips cheaper as well as Footsie dipped 23 points at the open to 6,369.
Shares extend losses as Rolls-Royce flies lower
The FTSE 100 Index fell 64.49 points to 6232 at lunchtime
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Most followed: Burberry, Rolls Royce, BAE, Starcom, Bradley Wiggins
Rolls Royce saw its shares nosedive by a fifth today
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Market heads lower on Rolls-Royce profit warning
FTSE 100 Index fell 12.26 points to 6284 after grim Rolls-Royce update
Burberry boosts first-half profits in tough markets
The fashion retailer boosted its interim dividend by 5% to 10.2p.
Thursday's agenda: Burberry looks to steady after China woes
Burberry and Rolls Royce catch the eye on a busy Thursday
Week Ahead: TalkTalk has some explaining to do
There are bigger companies reporting this week, such as Sainsbury's, Prudential, SABMiller and Rolls-Royce, but few will command as much coverage as TalkTalk,
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Glaxo's study results more bad than good reckons JP Morgan
Strong Phase III data for its Shingrix shingles vaccine in patients over 70 years follow encouraging data from the 50 years and older study.