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Taylor Wimpey PLC
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Taylor Wimpey plc is a dedicated homebuilding company with operations in the UK, North America, Spain and Gibraltar.
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Taylor Wimpey sees first-half profits drop after £130mln charge for ground rent scandal, but to pay another special dividend
The FTSE 100-listed housebuilder saw its headline pre-tax profit fall by 23.7% to £205mlm, down from £268.8mln a year earlier, as it took the big provision
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Centrica and BP to put some energy into the start of August
British Gas owner Centrica and BP are among the blue-chip names in Tuesday’s City agenda.
Investments and investor services
FTSE 100 drifts off highs as US stocks make weak start
The FTSE 100 index was closed up 10.37 at 7,367 on Wednesday
Jefferies thinks 'All Roads Lead to New-build' as it repeats bullish view on UK housebuilders
The US broker highlighted four reasons for their preference for the builders noting, firstly. that not enough homes are being built in the UK, meaning demand outweighs supply
FTSE 100 reverses gains to close lower ahead of US rate decision
Bellway's bullish trading statement sparked buying activity across the sector
Investments and investor services
FTSE 100 closes below 7,500 ahead of UK election
FTSE 100 closed below the 7,500 level as traders sit and wait it out..
Footsie up ahead of close; unrest at ITV hits shares
The bulls could not quite push the top-share index above 7,400. Tomorrow they'll have a harder job with ex-div stocks lopping about 14 points off the Footsie
FTSE 100 firm but off highs as New York makes dull early progress
With around an hour and a half of trading to go in London, the FTSE 100 was up about 11 points at 7,308, holding off the day’s peak of 7,322
Taylor Wimpey to take £130mln provision for ground rent dispute as 2017 sees good start
The FTSE 100-listed firm said it entered into the lease structures in 2007 “in good faith”, but that a review sparked by customers’ complaints showed the clauses are causing “understandable concern”
FTSE 100 closes in positive territory as traders brush off potential threats
The index of blue-chip shares fell six points to 7,108.53.
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Back to the dog pound: Dogs of the Footsie outperform in 2017
At the end of January, John Harrington tweaked the famous investment strategy known as the Dogs of the Dow, and applied it to UK stocks. How are the investments doing?
Investments and investor services
FTSE 100 closes 21 points down ahead of Easter weekend
Yesterday the FTSE 100 briefly rose above 7,400 ... today, a sub-7,300 level beckons
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Day ahead: Ten Entertainment float could score a strike; Hays to update
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
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Week ahead: Recruiters to provide Brexit insight while Tesco delivers finals
Week ahead: Tesco, Pagegroup, Hays, JD Sports, WH Smith ...
Builders and building materials
Brexit bloodbath fails to arrive for the UK housebuilders, with Bellway the latest to report robust numbers
With over a 2% rise this morning following its first-half results, Bellway’s shares on the FTSE 250 index now stand above where they were before June’s Brexit vote
FTSE 100 ends higher before Fed rate decision
FTSE 100 shares ended higher on Wednesday, thanks to buoyancy in the pharma and mining sectors while a US rate card was considered in the bag, priced and sold on the market
Builders and building materials
Building stocks: Deutsche Bank looks at potential Budget winners and losers
At least that’s the opinion of Deutsche, which has previewed the Chancellor's set-piece
FTSE stocks mark record highs with Wall St as Trump boosts construction, commodity stocks
FTSE 100 stocks, just like Wall Street, defied soothsayers’ prognoses that investors didn’t much like a threadbare speech to Congress from US President Donald Trump overnight, and pledged their vote to his spending ambitions as record heigh
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Sir Philip Green hands over £363mln for the BHS pension pot
What's trending? Charlotte Hogg, the next deputy governor of the BoE; Pancake Day and Greggs' results - coincidence? Taylor Wimpey