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A look at some of the big trending stories on the day
Shares in the Martin Sorrell led group added 3.28% to 1,764p in early deals though Footise as whole was down 0.4%.
FTSE 100 shares ended lower on Monday, despite a valiant surge from advertising behemoth WPP
Britain's banks had enough on their plates already, but the Brexit vote made things more complicated still
The Cambridge graduate has spent 24 years in the advertising industry
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An early look at some City analyst views on Monday morning
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Companies featured: Jimmy Choo, WPP, Carillion, Ibstock,Forterra, Michelmersh Brick, Just Eat, Haydale Graphene
London shares closed lower on Thursday, nestled in negative territory throughout the session, as investors turned wary ahead of Fed chair Janet Yellen’s speech at Jackson Hole on Friday and pharma stocks were singed by Hillary Clinton’s pro
London’s top stocks closed lower on Wednesday after the global miners honeymoon was interrupted by a downbeat trading update from Glencore but mid-caps rose above 18,000 for the first time since May 2015
FTSE 100 shed 17 to 6,851, with the FTSE AIM 100 also down by a few points at 3,765.
London opens lower as peak holiday season and the Jackson Hole symposium on Friday keep trading volumes thin.
How far back from the brink has miner and commodities trader Glencore stepped?
Approvals remained ahead of last year in the run-up to the EU membership referendum but what about after it?
The Local Authority Pension Fund Forum has advised its members to oppose WPP’s remuneration report
Other companies reporting include Lloyds Banking, Taylor Wimpey and WPP
Investments and investor services
Anglo American, Randgold Resources, Amerisur Resources, Barclays, HSBC, and Hunting were all in the broker spotlight on Monday.
Metals prices are on the up taking mining stocks with them