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Marston's results to show benefits of World Cup and heatwave
The day ahead includes trading updates from Marston's and PageGroup
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Vertu Motors
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Vetru Motors operates the UK's 10th largest automotive retail business
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Retailers and recruiters in week ahead spotlight with results from N Brown, WH Smith, PageGroup and Hays
The week ahead sees updates from N Brown, WH Smith, Hays, PageGroup, Greggs, RPC Group and Marston's
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Vertu Motors shares lower as profits ease amid “‘tougher trading” for motor industry
We have closed what turned out to be a more challenging year for the sector, with the business in a strong position,” said Robert Forrester, Vertu chief executive
FTSE 100 closes slightly in red; Shire biggest gainer
FTSE 100 closed 1.39 points lower at 7,565, while FTSE 250 went the other way
FTSE 100 closes lower ahead of FOMC minutes
The FTSE 100 index closed down 4.46 at 7,533, below the session peak of 7,550.17 but above the low of 7,519.60
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Pagegroup looking to emulate Robert Walters in third quarter update
Robert Walters raised full-year profits guidance; will Pagegroup do the same?
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Nice little earners ... but Sports Direct should come with a wealth warning
John Harrington takes a look at some ostensibly undervalued companies with consistent records of earnings growth
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Sports Direct and other "nice" little earners
John Harrington goes off in search of undervalued companies with a record of earnings growth and is surprised by what he finds
PREVIEW: Solan in focus for Premier Oil investors
The Solan field came online in April, and its early performance will be a key highlight for investors.
Week Ahead: Summit Therapeutics to reflect on year of unrelenting progress
News flow for the drugs developer has been nothing but positive this year
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Small cap highlights: Abcam PLC, Minco PLC, Proxama PLC, Stanley Gibbons Group PLC ...
This week we focus on bike riders and London buses and, as is usually the case, the buses come out on top
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Investors waiting on Draghi
It was a day to take the bus with Proxama and get off the Tandem
Proxama provides cheer as small-cap stocks drift
The FTSE 100 Index put on 44 points to 6169 but the AIM 100 was just 1.5 points to the good at 3272
Proxama's Google tie-up brightens downbeat start for small-caps
The AIM 100 was dragged down by a couple of stocks that were hit hard after announcing fund-raising plans
Risers & Fallers: IMI, Kingfisher, Lloyds Banking Group, Lookers, Ophir Energy, Unite Group
MX Oil could sell its Nigerian investments for a sum that is - or was - more than the market capitalisation of the whole company
Wednesday's agenda: Can Marston's keep momentum going?
he third quarter was in line with expectations with profit margins slightly above last year
Week ahead – Bellway to report in busy week
Next week looks busy on both the macro and corporate front, kicking off with a round of Central Bank speeches on Monday, including from the USA and Canada.