FTSE 100 shares dragged lower by miners and oil stocks
FTSE 100 shares ended down on Tuesday, led by miners and oil companies
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Sky plays an important role in the British TV and radio landscape. It brings us entertainment, information and sport through mass programme distribution, and also provides telecoms and Internet services.
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FTSE 100 shares ended down on Tuesday, led by miners and oil companies
Sky may launch as early as next week suggests the German broker
FTSE 100 shares managed to recover enough to close Friday firmer but volumes were held back by the half-day trading in New York following Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday
Without Openreach, BT - and maybe the government - would have a huge pensions problem on its hands
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It is doubtful of a pick-up next year though suggests Cobham as a potential recovery play if new management’s plan is appreciated by investors.
Two leading brokers have taken a closer look at what AT&T's £70bn bid for Time Warner means for the two main UK broadcasters.
London’s FTSE 100 index closed higher thanks to miners, but well off a late surge as a fresh record high eluded it
Charter Comms and Time Warner Cable; NBCUniversal and Dreamworks; and now AT&T and Time Warner. Who's next?
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FTSE 100 shares fell on Monday led by pharma Hikma
Deutsche, UBS and SG were all bullish on the broadcaster, but Liberum wasn’t having any of it
According to Deutsche Bank, the former state telecoms monopoly still has a lot on its plate.
Technical analyst Zak Mir says be a buyer of Sky Plc, on dips.
The company boasted of good growth in all markets but Shore Capital says the shares are now fairly valued
FTSE 100 shares end down after a Brexit-linked spat between two blue-chip stocks sends their stock lower on Thursday
A look at next week's corporate offerings, which include big names like Sky and Marston's and WH Smith
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ITV and Inmarsat were the only two media and telecoms firms downgraded by Barclays in its latest note on the industry
FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Wednesday after a see-saw session, after recovering from a bout of downside this week on the fate of Germany’s biggest lender Deutsche Bank when commodity-related shares advanced
Sky is having to pay more and more to secure sporting rights and Liberum doubts its ability to pass these costs on to subscribers
London's blue-chip stocks ended lower on Thursday after a session spent mostly suspended beneath the previous closing level as investors sought safer haven in UK government bonds, or gilts