FTSE ends lower as Wall St adds to ex-divi stock blues
With around half-an-hour of trading to go in London, the FTSE100 index was almost 20 points lower at 7,282, the day’s worst levels, well below an earlier peak of 7,310.
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John Morgan and Jack Lovell founded the company in 1977 as Morgan Lovell. Following the acquisition of William Sindall plc in 1994, the company was renamed Morgan Sindall and floated on the London Stock Exchange. Since then the company has become a leading construction and regeneration group with subsidiary companies operating within seven businesses Morgan Sindall is traded in the ISDX Exchange HERE
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With around half-an-hour of trading to go in London, the FTSE100 index was almost 20 points lower at 7,282, the day’s worst levels, well below an earlier peak of 7,310.
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