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Carnival Corporation & plc is a global cruise company and one of the largest vacation companies in the world.
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London shares closed sharply higher on Friday and more than erased the previous session’s losses as two unlikely bedfellows – tobacco and pharma stocks – led the gains alongside a rebound by miners which had a difficult week
An unlikely combination of tobacco and drugs stocks are driving the top-share index's advance
The FTSE 100 poodles higher but the FTSE 250 is dragged lower by a downbeat trading update from McCarthy & Stone
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
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PureTech Health told investors it had expanded its focus on microbiome-based interventions
A light hearted look at shareholder perks that are available. Great news for beer swilling clothes horses in need of a telephone line rental.
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While it is unlikely the Footsie will finish the year in credit, three more days of 60 points gains will see it go close
Flood damage in the north of England could see a lot of work coming the way of Britain's house builders
Canadian broker RBC Capital Markets has made Dixons its general retail top pick for 2016,
Thank heaven for Carnival reporting otherwise financial journalists would be sitting around twiddling their thumbs on Friday
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House builders were in the sights of broker Liberum....
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The FTSE100 ended the day almost 15 points lower to 6,223.
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The FTSE100 ended the day 18 points higher to 6,136 but it was a different story in mainland Europe
Airlines, hotels and cruise operators moved lower amid tourism concerns
Poundland and the Royal Mail grab the corporate headlines but the Fed will also dominate the news
Jefferies has initiated coverage on Acacia, Polymetal and Randgold, and the implication is that the sector is a mixed bag.
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In London, the FTSE 100 fared a little better, but not much, easing 2.8%, or 172 points to 5,935.
The FTSE 100 dropped 99 points to 6,009 despite the US ending on a positive note.
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The FTSE 100 looks set to open little changed despite a strong showing overnight from Chinese stocks.
