Flat finish for the Footsie as Fed announcement looms
Today was effectively a wash-out for equities, with the Footsie barely changed
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Frasers Group PLC
LON:SPD
Frasers Group plc, formerly Sports Direct International plc, is a British retailing group. Established in 1982 by Mike Ashley, the company is the United Kingdom's largest sports-goods retailer and operates roughly 670 stores worldwide.
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FTSE 100 Index falls but Goals Soccer Centres scores high
Footsie falls 40 points but Goals Soccer Centres lifts nearly 10%
Papers - Ashley faces new hurdle after sport double-whammy
Sports Direct owner has agreed to face MPs over employment practices
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FTSE 100 Index rises as traders welcome no rate change for now
The FTSE 100 Index recovered earlier losses to stand 22.4 points ahead at 6184 by lunchtime
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FTSE 100 Index drops after US slump and Japanese woe
The FTSE 100 Index opened about 58 points adrift but pared some of the losses in later trading
Austin Reed set to follow BHS into administration - reports
Gents' outfitter reported to be preparing to appoint administrators
Monday's followed - BHS, richlist, Highlands Natural Resources and Snoozebox
A look at some of the most followed companies and topics on Monday
BHS collapses following failure of rescue bids - reports
Owner Retail Acquisitions said it had been unable to secure a funder or a trade sale, according to the BBC
Sports Direct International PLC clarifies Mike Ashley profits clanger
"We can't make the same profit we made last year.”
Risers & fallers: Xeros Tech Group PLC, Fitbug PLC, Gulf Marine Services PLC...
Major share price risers and fallers in London at 4.15pm
Most followed: Sony, Forbidden Technologies PLC, Sports Direct, Deutsche Boerse and the Budget
The city remained calm ahead of Chancellor George Osborne’s announcement as the FTSE 100 stayed relatively flat this morning.
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FTSE 100's late rally wipes out most of day's losses
It was almost back to square one for the Footsie, with miners leading the rally
Downbeat UK construction data weighs on Footsie
The Footsie gave up early gains to stand 18 points off at 6134 in lunchtime trading
Most followed: Retirement delays, Rolls Royce, Ryanair, Poundland, Sports Direct
Millions of Britons could be forced work deep into old age.
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London shares rise ahead of Footsie reshuffle
The Footsie rose as Asian markets ignored a report from credit rating Moody's downgrading China's outlook
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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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Brokers: Sirius Minerals, Rolls-Royce, Glencore, Allergy..
WH Ireland suggests the recent weakness in fertiliser group Sirius Minerals is an opportunity.
Risers & Fallers: WH Smth, Pets At Home, Shell, Biofrontera...
Major share price risers and fallers today at 4.15pm