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Deterioration of conditions for grocers eyed in updates from Sainsbury and Ocado
Day ahead; J Sainsbury, Ocado, Imperial Brands, Paddy Power Betfair ...
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International Personal Finance
LON:IPF
Established in 1997 as a division of Provident Financial, International Personal Finance is a FTSE 250 business with 5,600 employees, 28,300 home credit representatives operating in Poland, Hungary, Romania, Mexico, Slovaki and the Czech Republic.
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HSBC may struggle to match rivals
HSBC is the last of the big four banks to report with more uncertainty over the outcome than for its UK-centric rivals.
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FTSE 100 closes 21 points down ahead of Easter weekend
Yesterday the FTSE 100 briefly rose above 7,400 ... today, a sub-7,300 level beckons
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Day ahead: Ten Entertainment float could score a strike; Hays to update
The UK's second largest ten-pin bowling operator, Ten Entertainment will have an initial market cap of £107.25mln when conditional trading starts in London
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Week ahead: Recruiters to provide Brexit insight while Tesco delivers finals
Week ahead: Tesco, Pagegroup, Hays, JD Sports, WH Smith ...
International Personal Finance faces FTSE 250 demotion as it reports decline in full year profit
The consumer credit company's full year pre-tax profits were dragged lower by tougher regulation in Poland and restructuring costs in its Mexico business
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Can ITV’s financial results beat cautious expectations?
Blue-chips ITV Plc (LON:ITV), Admiral Group Plc (LON:ADM), and Man Group Plc (LON:EMG) are all in the diary with final results on Wednesday.
EasyJet set to fly off the FTSE 100 with Capita and Dixons Carphone in reshuffle
A reshuffle of the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 indices will be announced tomorrow, determined by today's closing prices
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FTSE ends higher after tax cut pledge powers Wall St rally to record levels
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Thursday in tandem with a US equity rally after President Donald Trump announced “phenomenal” corporate tax reform Wall Street had been waiting for with bated breath
International Personal Finance tops the FTSE 250 fallers, impacted by a Polish tax decision
The doorstep lender said it would appeal against a decision by the Polish tax authority relating to the accounts of its Provident Polska business for the 2008 financial year.
FTSE 100 in positive territory, Panmure spike a mystery
Footsie was expected to hit another high today, but it has not happened yet
Risers & Fallers: Eurasia Mining, French Connection, Genel Energy, Petrel Resources, Rolls-Royce, Vast Resources
Stellar inks joint-venture deal for the Baoulé kimberlite project in Guinea
PREVIEW: Investors look for signs of synergies from Shell's acquisition of BG
To misquote Prince, it’s just another frantic Thursday with around one-sixth of the FTSE 100 companies set to update the market.
International Personal Finance boss made redundant as profits dip
Loan provider said David Broadbent resigned on Tuesday and would leave on March 7 due to redundancy
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Risers & Fallers: Ascent, ECR Minerals, Edenville Energy, First Quantum, Minoan, New World Resources
Precious metals miners may be doing OK but the rest of the sector is getting clobbered.
Wednesday's agenda: Barratt Developments' focus on margins
Happy days are set to continue for Barratt Developments but Interserve might be finding the going a bit tougher
Week Ahead: Banking season arrives
It's a heavy week for trading updates, with the banks to the fore
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Risers & Fallers: CH Bailey, Ferrexpo, Gable Holdings, Polo Resources, Premier Vet., Red Rock
A name change might be in order for Premier Veterinary now it has sold its veterinary business
FTSE100 drops; Ncondezi bucks mining's downward trend
All the large cap miners fell into the red on Friday
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FTSE100 drops for fifth straight day
The FTSE100 lost around 33 points to 6,054 on Friday morning