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Aerospace

FIVE at FIVE: Rolls-Royce risk, FTSE approaches 8,000; Blue-chips close higher; Mike Lynch faces extradition; Royal Mail agrees 10% pay rise

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Rolls-Royce's new CEO risks losing market share and alienating biggest customer

As part of a new analysis, analysts at JPMorgan argue that the aero engine maker “massively underprices” its long-term service agreements, which they suppose is designed to win market share and generate cash flow.

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2. Earnings season holds the key as FTSE 100 continues bullish run back towards 8,000

Let's look at why this happening and what will be needed for a new bull market to be achieved.

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3. FTSE 100 finishes off a strong week with gains

At the close of trading, the FTSE 100 was ahead around 0.2% to finish the week at 7,914 points.

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4. Autonomy founder Mike Lynch faces extradition to US after court defeat

The Manchester-based firm claimed that strong headwinds mainly from the US and partially from the UK were the cause of the downgrade.

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5. Royal Mail agrees 10% pay rise with CWU to settle dispute

The deal has been ratified by the CWU's Postal Executive Committee and will be put to a ballot of the union's membership with a recommendation to approve. The ballot is expected in the coming weeks.

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