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No profit warning repeat hoped for from British Gas owner Centrica
Aside from Centrica, the Day Ahead includes updates from the likes of water firm Severn Trent, booze retailer Majestic Wines, and pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers
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The objective of the Company’s shareholder’s incentive scheme (the “Scheme”) is to permit certain shareholders of the Company to: • purchase specific quantities of Domaine Chanzy and Maison Chanzy at discounted prices; and • participate in certain exclusive events and tastings to be organised by the Company from time to time.
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Aside from Centrica, the Day Ahead includes updates from the likes of water firm Severn Trent, booze retailer Majestic Wines, and pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers
Naked Wines is an online, direct-to-consumer business, where customers pay £20 a month in return for better prices on hundreds of craft wines
The City broker said the group’s results for the 2018 financial year had confirmed progress had been made as well as being a “significant” surprise
The AIM-listed wine seller reported a pre-tax profit of £8.3mln, up from a £1.5mln loss the year before, while revenues climbed to £476.1mln from £465.4mln previously
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The FTSE 100 has clawed back all of this morning's losses and some, while the ECB has unveiled plans to end its quantitative easing programme in December
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Aside from the ECB meeting, the day ahead also includes an annual general meeting for Wm Morrison Supermarkets, and updates from PZ Cussons and Majestic Wine
Majestic is two years into a three-year turnaround plan and so far it seems to be doing just fine …
Majestic Wine said a weaker pound after Brexit has hurt UK consumer confidence and made its wines more expensive
FTSE 100 closed down 55 at 7,419 as retail shares took a beating
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On its first day Columbus will pitch the group’s new plans at a re-branding launch event in the City.
Brokers were generally impressed with Majestic's trading update, but the company has to keep up the pace in order to meet full-year expectations
The FTSE 100 index has closed at a record high for the ninth day in a row on Tuesday, the longest such stretch in history, as the bourse got a boost from a weaker home currency
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Analysts at Barclays expect the supermarket firm to deliver like-for-like sales growth of +0.5% for the nine week period.