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British Airways owner IAG reports trading update with cost of IT meltdown in focus
IAG posts a trading update while the markets are expected to be volatile as the general election draws closer
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GB Group is an electronic identity management provider engaged in the development, sale and support of business application software; the provision of marketing database and antifraud services, and the licensing of technology. The Company's business areas include DataAuthentication, DataIntegrity and DataSolutions. DataAuthentication provides electronic identity verification services. GB Group is traded in the ISDX Exchange HERE
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IAG posts a trading update while the markets are expected to be volatile as the general election draws closer
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Election to dominate as polls suggest a turbulent week ahead while cancer forum will put spotlight on pharma
The firm's activities break down into three areas: Personnel screening; Fraud, risk and compliance management; and Customer insight - who they are and how they'll behave
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A glance at some of the stories on the Proactive newswire today
The broker has started GB Group, accesso Technology Group, Dotdigital Group, Blancco Technology Group, and Gresham Technologies all with ‘buy’ ratings.
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Merlin Entertainments is due to release fourth quarter trading update on Tuesday.
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Big names reporting this week: Aberdeen Asset, Merlin Entertainments, Daily Mail, Sage Group and Berkeley Group
The renaissance of compliance and collateral management software provider Lombard Risk under new management is underway, judging by its half-year results
City keen to know if Trinity Mirror's prediction of a volatile second half has materialised
"GB Group has had another strong year achieving record revenues and delivering profitability ahead of market expectations," said chief executive Richard Law.
The announcement, as with its September nine month update, is likely to see its June Alton Towers accident
Next week, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will meet.
The brokers sees budgets increasing; a move towards detection and response.
Since the financial crisis in March 2009, Aim’s All Share Index had risen by a decent looking 105%.
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We're a bit light on scheduled reports from multi-national leviathans this week, but some well-known national names - such as Dixons, Halfords and Bellway - are expected to report.