FTSE 100 closes 2.64% lower as stock chaos continues
FTSE 100 closed 2.64% lower, or 193 points, at 7,141 amid chaotic US trading
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Frontier's founder David Braben's work in games started way back in 1982 when David co-authored the seminal game "Elite". Frontier has built a uniquely diverse track record comprising games that have defined genres, been critically acclaimed and sold many millions of copies. We work with top publishers as well as self-publishing our own titles, and develop high quality, innovative games of different genres across all major gaming formats. We strive to make games that will put both Frontier and the games industry itself at the forefront of the world entertainment industry.
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FTSE 100 closed 2.64% lower, or 193 points, at 7,141 amid chaotic US trading
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A look at the biggest risers and fallers in London today
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Frontier published its full year results today, and was optimistic despite seeing a drop in revenues and operating profits
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