FTSE 100 trims losses
The FTSE 100 retreated as investors worry about Hurricane Irma, while mixed economic statistics raised fresh concerns over the UK economy.
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Seeing Machines, a global company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Australia, is an industry leader in vision-based monitoring technology that enable machines to see, understand and assist people. The company's technology portfolio of AI algorithms, embedded processing and optics, power products that need to deliver reliable real-time understanding of vehicle operators.
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The FTSE 100 retreated as investors worry about Hurricane Irma, while mixed economic statistics raised fresh concerns over the UK economy.
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A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire...
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Reliable understanding of the driver's awareness will enable Autoliv's development of highly autonomous driving functions, with safe hands-off-wheel operation
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A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
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"As we continue to stretch our arms in the artificial intelligence and machine learning space, we look to partner with pioneers such as Seeing Machines," said Joey Marlow, Geotab executive VP of US Operations
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Real Good Food and Amur Minerals were two of the big gainers today
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in London today
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For the year ended 30 June, Seeing Machines generated total sales in excess of A$13mln - more than double what it posted in 2016 on a like-for-like basis
The FTSE 100 index closed 10.79 higher at 7,542. The session peak was 7,549, and the day’s low was 7,518
A glance at some of the bigger risers and fallers today in London ...
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The company booked some AU$13mln of new business for Guardian SaaS, taking the year’s booking to over AU$29mln
Despite the beating meted out to IMPs and BATs, the Footsie rallied in the last half hour to trim its heavy losses
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A glance at some of the small cap stories on the Proactive newswire today
A look at the biggest risers and fallers of London's small caps
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A glance at some of the small cap stories on Proactive Investors today
Risers and fallers: DFS, Next, ANGLE boosted by Barts research, Starcom wins container order, Sprue Aegis delivers bullish AGM
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The Guardian system provides in-cabin alerts, plus associated analytics to help fleet managers minimise incidents through driver training and wellness programmes
FTSE 100 closed down 55 at 7,419 as retail shares took a beating