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Article 50 and UK's Brexit to dominate this week's agenda
Brexit will be triggered on Wednesday, while European travel giants TUI Group and Thomas Cook also update
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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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Bitter taste as Tesco pulls over half Heineken's beer range after brewer's Brexit price hikes
Britain’s biggest retailer has scrapped 31 of the Dutch company’s brands and is now stocking only 22 of the 53 it was selling at the start of the year
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FTSE shares ease with lower Wall St and ex-dividend stocks
FTSE 100 shares closed lower, dragged down by weaker US stocks and a flurry of ex-dividend stocks in London
FTSE 100 closes higher with banks betting on March US rate hike
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Wednesday, led by banking shares which teamed up with their Wall Street brethren to cheer on what may be a US rate hike as soon as March
TUI Group posts narrower first-quarter loss as it unveils plans to sell Travelopia arm to KKR
The FTSE 100-listed firm reported a ‘seasonal’ underlying loss of €66.mln for the three months to December 31, a 17% improvement on the £80.4mln loss posted a year earlier.
FTSE 100 shares slid despite high-flying Tui
The FTSE 100 just didn’t travel on Tuesday as the blue-chip ticker gave up light gains to end lower despite bumper results from travel firm Tui
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Day ahead: Roll-Royce's travails continue; holiday needed, check out TUI Group
The news flow surrounding Rolls-Royce in recent months has been dominated by corruption investigations in the US, the UK and Brazil.
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Week ahead: Shire continues pharma newsflow; Rolls-Royce results also key
Shire will complete the fourth-quarter results announcements from the FTSE 100-listed pharma giants following numbers from Astra and Glaxo
Selectively breeding the Dogs of the Footsie
The normally reliable investment strategy based on the "Dogs of the Dow" system has had a bad couple of years; what if we tweaked it?
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Selectively breeding the Dogs of the Footsie
The normally reliable investment strategy based on the "Dogs of the Dow" system has had a bad couple of years; what if we tweaked it?
FTSE 100 shares taken higher by Sky
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Friday, after Wall Street recorded another set of record high indices and it was announced just before closing time that 21st Century Fox plans to take over UK broadcaster Sky PLC
FTSE shares end flat despite resources stocks early lift
FTSE 100 stocks closed flat on Monday despite an early sprint by mining and energy stocks. Meanwhile, fund manager Henderson Group had sobering news for investors seeking dividend income
TUI sees higher profits despite Turkey woe
TUI said it was confident of increasing underlying annual pre-tax earnings by up to 13%
FTSE 100 shares end higher, led by commodity-related stocks
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
PREVIEW - Sainsbury's sales swing into view
A look at this week' corporate offerings, which include Sainsbury's
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Redrow all the rage with brokers after results
Housebuilder reported a 23% rise in profits to a record £250mln
UK stocks higher thanks to Coca-Cola fizz
London stocks closed higher on Thursday after Coca-Cola HBC provided some fizz for the market
Trending: Steinhoff ups Poundland bid, Aldermore shrugs off Brexit...
South African retailer Steinhoff offered £610mln to acquire Poundland, up from £597mln, in what was said to be its final bid.
PREVIEW - Aldermore, Derwent London and others to report
A look at some of the firms reporting on Thursday (August 11)
Week Ahead: Telit expected to reveal benefit from sterling's slide
Among the big names reporting this week include insurance giants Legal & General, Old Mutual, Standard Life and Prudential