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LON:SBRY
J Sainsbury PLC is a United Kingdom-based company principally engaged in grocery and related retailing, and financial services.
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It has not been a good day for small caps to garner much coverage, but All Leisure Group has managed it - and probably wishes it hadn't.
The Anglo-Dutch index heavyweight fuelled gains for the Footsie
The deal is for 277 in-store pharmacies and 4 in hospitals
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M&A mania hits the City. GDP rises for the 10th quarter in a row, so it is time to start seriously worrying about an interest rate rise. The Co-op returns to growth but Asda falls to number three.
Asda was hit hard by lower prices and slow growth which saw sales drop 2.7%.
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FTSE100 closed lower on Thursday as the mood was one of caution...
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Falling oil stocks weigh on markets as crude prices drop
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The business pages have moved on from Apple and are now focused on the UK high street.
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In the UK, the FTSE 100 climbed 50 points by lunch to sit at 6,727.
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Big cap miners helped FTSE100 on its journey southwards Tuesday with the fact Greece is hurtling to a default on its IMF loan not helping matters.
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Footsie was 29 points lower at 6,591 having clawed back ground on talk of a Greek compromise..
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FTSE10O was lower as supermarkets and Greece were in focus.....
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It's been a bad few days for travel companies, with the terrorist attack in Tunisia last week and the prospect of holidaymakers in Greece running out of cash.
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The full weight of the Greek saga made its presence felt on Footsie at the close....
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Supermarkets are on the shopping list of many investors
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City firm Investec reckons Premier Foods (LON:PFD) is tasty and has upgraded the share to 'buy' from 'hold'. It also punts up the target price a tad - to 51p from 47p each.
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The FTSE 100 was 30 points, or 0.5%, lower at lunch amid concerns that Greece may be heading towards a debt default.
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FTSE 100 opened 45 points lower at 6,804 as Greece was told to stop gambling on its future by one EU leader.
Another round of failed talks between Greece and the IMF cast a shadow over markets in London.
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A case of good riddance? City brokers see Royal Mail and RBS as 'buys' as Osborne seeks exit door
