Live Company extends South Korean BRICKLIVE contract
The AIM-listed media group said the agreement with HiBrick Limited and Brick Live World Limited ensured event output in South Korea until the end of 2022
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Live Company Group PLC is a live events and entertainment group. The company has four divisions - BRICKLIVE, Live Company Sports and Entertainment (LCSE), K.Flex and StART Art Global.
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The AIM-listed media group said the agreement with HiBrick Limited and Brick Live World Limited ensured event output in South Korea until the end of 2022
The UK's top share index shed over 131 points at 7,633, while mid-cap brother FTSE 250 was also lower
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The event will run in Jakarta for ten days, with other tour locations including Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore
The UK's premier share index closed down 7.97 points, or 0.10% at 7,704
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The AIM-listed media company said the first BRICKLIVE Kids in the country would launch at the end of 2018 at the New Yan Sha mall in Beijing
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The AIM-listed media company said the show features popular BRICKLIVE content including LEGO Safari animals, brick pits including Duplo and Soft Play, and a graffiti wall
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FTSE 100 reached a new record close on Monday after achieving it last time on Thursday
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The AIM-listed media company said the café would feature LEGO animals such as a leopard, a lion cub, two macaws and the fan-favourite Feed the Frog game
Footsie closed around nine points at 7,778 but it was still up 0.70% on the week - its eighth weekly gain in a row.
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