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Pagegroup looking to emulate Robert Walters in third quarter update
Robert Walters raised full-year profits guidance; will Pagegroup do the same?
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PageGroup PLC, formerly Michael Page International, is a professional recruitment consultant, specialising in the placement of candidates in permanent, contract, temporary and interim positions with clients. Established in 1976, Michael Page has expanded over the past 30 years and now operates through 166 offices in 28 countries worldwide and 5,052 employees worldwide.
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Robert Walters raised full-year profits guidance; will Pagegroup do the same?
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The Week Ahead includes trading updates from media firms Sky PLC and Trinity Mirror PLC, as well as news from defence group BAE Systems PLC, and minutes from the FOMC meeting
In contrast to what its larger peer Page Group said yesterday, Robert Walters thinks UK businesses are starting to hire again
PageGroup experienced a slowdown in UK hiring as Brexit uncertainty hurt business confidence
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M&S faces a tough UK retail market as consumers become increasingly squeezed by rising inflation and stagnant wage growth
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Week ahead: Marks & Spencer, Burberry, JD Wetherspoon...
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Recruitment firms Hays, PageGroup and Robert Walters have reported a pick-up in UK trading post Brexit while British companies in manufacturing and services are struggling to fill roles
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The UK's second largest ten-pin bowling operator, Ten Entertainment will have an initial market cap of £107.25mln when conditional trading starts in London
But official data has revealed unemployment benefit claimants increased by 25,500 to 765,400 in the three months period to end-March when Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 to begin formal Brexit negotiations over the next two
PageGroup shares have jumped today after reporting a better-than-expected increase in first quarter gross profit
With US stocks tipped to open lower, the top-share index has slipped into the red
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Tesco is expected to underline recent progress and that legacy issues are being dealt with
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AstraZeneca is under the weather after being downgraded but Shaftesbury is a hot property on bid speculation
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Week ahead: Tesco, Pagegroup, Hays, JD Sports, WH Smith ...
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Tesco is expected to underline recent progress and that legacy issues are being dealt with.
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US President Donald Trump's plans to increase defence spending may lend support to G4S while The Restaurant Group's new chief executive has plenty of work ahead after its struggles
Recent macro data has been better than expected, and the outlook for staffing markets in major economies has shown some improvement
The update was generally upbeat, but financial services - and therefore London & New York - remained challenging
FTSE 100 shares appear positively related to the Nasdaq as the London ticker again hits a fresh record high on Wednesday - its tenth successive