Positive eurozone bank news fails to lift shares
The FTSE 100 Index was 16.47 points adrift at 6335 by lunchtime
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InterContinental Hotel Group PLC operates 4,150 hotels across nearly 100 countries through seven hotel brands – InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Hotel Indigo, Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites.
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The FTSE 100 Index was 16.47 points adrift at 6335 by lunchtime
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Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
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The FTSE 100 Index rose 9.55 points to 6361 in the first hour of trading
Shares in InterContinental Hotels Group, the globe's largest provider of hotel rooms, ticked higher in London...
Investors will get a look at how the living wage is impacting firms when Whitbread reports on Wednesday.
Consumers have never had it so good, says UBS, which is not necessarily good news for retailers.
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Shell and InterContinental Hotels were the stand-out stocks on a busy day for trading updates from Footsie firms
IHG said to be in talks to create world's biggest hotelier
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Shares rise modestly as blue-chips flood market with updates
The Anglo-Dutch index heavyweight fuelled gains for the Footsie
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FTSE100 closed out the week over 91 points higher as traders cheered latest moves in Greece.
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FTSE 100 rose 98 points to 6,680 as Greece PM submitted new debt proposals.
A management contract sees IHG running the hotel for at least 37 more years
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Tsipras said he had received a mandate in the referendum to negotiate a better deal, not to take the country out of the eurozone.
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Investors looked to a brighter future for Greece as its PM Alexis Tsipras submitted a new austerity plan.