FTSE 100's advance driven by miners
Miners were doing much of the heavy listing in early trading
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Miners were doing much of the heavy listing in early trading
2015 was a good year despite the absence of a major global sporting contest. This year the Olympics, Euro 2016 and the US presidential election should boost marketing spend
Results from WPP and the LSE both showed strong top-line growth
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Market opening: The FTSE-100 is expected to start this morning's session around 24-points lower. New York: Wall Street ended in the red in a volatile trading session, despite a rally in oil prices. Weak economic data released in the US revi
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Swiss broker UBS is upbeat on house builder Persimmon (LON:PSN) and extends its rating to 'buy' from 'neutral'.
Some significant movers on Thursday at 9.30am, including Stratmin Global and Victoria Oil & Gas..
Those of you who dumped shares of cyber-security group Sophos ahead of today's trading update: good call!
Advertising agency J. Walter Thompson has teamed up with Mio Global, maker of wearable technology.
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The FTSE100 had remained flat through most of the day, but ended the day 25 points lower to 6,418.
While there were some rises in Asia overnight, markets in European markets got off to a mixed start of the week.
The group was "characteristically cautious" about its prospects for the fourth quarter, but was looking forward to a number of big events in 2016.
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A mixed reaction to changes to the board compositions of some companies.
Investors are taking money off the table ahead of the long weekend, and it is hard to blame them after a tumultuous week.
Japanese broker Nomura homes in on satellite giant Inmarsat (LON:ISA), shunting up the target price to 900p each from 760p previously...
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The FTSE 100 ended the day 102 points lower, 1.68% to 5,979
Footsie falls 81 points as Chinese central bank cuts rates
A mixed bag of stories was piquing investor interest on Wednesday...