FTSE 100 slips slightly to close in the red after swinging between gains and losses
The FTSE 100 finally gave up and settled in the red, albeit slightly down ahead of BoE's monetary policy decision on Thursday
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TUI AG
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TUI Travel, now assimilated into its German parent company, TUI Group, has become one of the world’s leading international leisure travel groups operating in over 180 countries with more than 30 million customers in 25 source markets.
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Yellen & Co in focus as Fed looks set to raise rates; TUI, Dixons Carphone, Bellway to update
Day Ahead includes the final Federal Reserve meeting outcome of 2017, plus updates from travel firm TUI, electricals retailer Dixons Carphone, and housebuilder Bellway
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FTSE 100 closes higher as miners gain and sterling slides
The FTSE 100 closed the day higher, as the weak pound helped, while other European indices lagged
TUI AG to add more flights to fill gaps left by collapse of Monarch Airlines
It is the end of the line for the Thomson travel brand after 52 years of sun, sea, sand and sangria
TUI expects to post double-digit earnings growth after it enjoyed strong summer trading
In a pre-close season trading update, the FTSE 100-listed firm said trading for future seasons, albeit at an early stage, was in line with expectations
FTSE 100 closes up but optimism not "particularly high"
FTSE 100 ended in positive territory, having been lower earlier,..
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Eyes on TUI as it reveals first half results on Thursday
TUI already tipped off the market that it enjoyed a strong second quarter performance.
TUI soars on double upgrade from Credit Suisse analysts
The Thomson Holidays owner is expected to benefit from the strengthening euro
FTSE 100 finishes nearly 44 points higher after strong start on Wall Street
The UK blue chip index closed at 7,353, as concerns over the US and North Korea tensions abated
TUI lifts annual turnover forecast as tourism remains strong despite weak pound, terrorist attacks
TUI delivered growth in third quarter earnings and a turnaround, driven by a robust performance in its cruises and hotels businesses
FTSE 100 plunges on North Korea fears
The FTSE 100 finished 108 points lower at 7,390, about 13 points above its intra-day low
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Prudential's chief Mike Wells to face questions on rumoured break-up at first half results
Prudential, Glencore and DFS Furniture are among the companies reporting results on Thursday
TUI banks €244mln from Hapag Lloyd share sale
The travel group has now brought in a total of €406mln this year by exiting its shareholding in Hapag Lloyd
Galileo Resources soars higher as initial drilling at Concordia copper project completed
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TUI shares slide as it reports first half loss on subdued demand for Turkey holiday bookings
TUI narrowed its first half losses as revenue rose, driven by bookings for its cruises, hotels and resorts
FTSE 100 closes at record high; miners in support
The UK blue chip index closed at 7,454, below the new intra-day peak of 7,460.20, but above the previous high of 7,447 hit in March
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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?
Thomas Cook and TUI highlight sector challenges amid tough competition and Brexit
The uncertainty surrounding Brexit, worries about terrorism and tough competition are weighing on the European travel sector
TUI Group reiterates full year estimate as it undergoes a restructuring
TUI said its transformation is progressing as it sells off non-core assets to streamline the business
FTSE 100 closes lower on Trump fears; miners take a hit
The FTSE 100 is off over 60 points as US shares dive on infrastructure concerns