Bad news for Marks & Spencer customers in Brierley Hill (wherever that is)
Angus Energy beefs up its share price; Trump looking to back out of climate control accord; dementia overtakes heart disease as main killer in UK
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Marks and Spencer Group is a retailer of clothing, food and home products in the United Kingdom. The Company has 622 stores, including Simply Food franchise stores, as well as an international business.
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Angus Energy beefs up its share price; Trump looking to back out of climate control accord; dementia overtakes heart disease as main killer in UK
American brokerage Citi moved to ‘buy’ on the stock saying it was now “more confident of the store plan”
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FTSE 100 shares ended Monday firmer, as bank stocks gained on the prospect of higher global interest rates
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M&S still a buy, Hurricane Energy, Redrow, Amec Foster Wheeler
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Wednesday in a snap back from initial losses on news of Donald Trump's US presidential election victory
In the manner of an Irishman giving travel directions, the advice for Steve Rowe seems to be: well, I wouldn't start from here.
Also, Alison Cooper (no relation) does not want to be elected; Primark goes where M&S fears to tread; and the Krafty owner of Toblerone
Steve Rowe is the latest man to attempt to return M&S to its glory days. It's a big ask, but he's got some decent foundations to build on
New boss Steve Rowe is shifting the emphasis even further on to food
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FTSE 100 shares ended firmer on Tuesday as a last-minute rush to buy framed a session of cautious optimism in a victory for Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election
Markets rallied strongly yesterday ahead of today's US presidential election, but they've called poll decisions incorrectly before
Aside from the election, several UK retailers have results due next week
FTSE 100 shares ended lower on Monday, despite a valiant surge from advertising behemoth WPP
FTSE 100 shares closed back above 7,000 level on Friday after Tesco’s (LON:TSCO) trolley was ahead throughout the session.
The charts say Marks & Spencer could lose nearly a quarter of its value.
FTSE 100 shares narrowly missed out on a record closing high on Tuesday after slipping back from record levels thanks to renewed Brexit fears which sent the pound below $1.23, as well as growing expectations of a US rate hike this year. Ear
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IGas was on a charge after a milestone decision for the UK shale gas industry
The top-share index spurned another chance to hit an all-time high.
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London’s blue-chip stocks rose and ended just shy of their highest point of Thursday, up 0.9% at 6,730 after gains by supermarkets as well building firms after the government’s nod to construction of nuclear power station Hinkley Point C
Retail giant to overhaul head office and IT staffing