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(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Wednesday.
Goldman Sachs raises Admiral Group to 'buy' (sell) - price target 3,573 (3,000) pence Goldman Sachs raises Hiscox to 'buy' (neutral) - price target 1,395 (1,282) pence Comments and questions to ...
K Hospitality expects a market capitalisation of between INR137.6 billion and INR144.8 billion, around GBP1.17 billion to GBP1.23 billion. The anticipated market capitalisation is based on the price ...
(Alliance News) - Ryanair Holdings PLC and Wizz Air Holdings PLC on Wednesday both reported increases in the number of passengers carried in June, though Ryanair noted that it was forced to cancel ...
(Alliance News) - Greggs PLC shares fell on Wednesday after saying operating profit could be lower than last year, as June's hot weather reduced demand for baked goods. Shares in Greggs sank 12% to ...
(Alliance News) - Spectris PLC on Wednesday said it has agreed to the terms of a takeover offer from funds advised by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co that values it at GBP4.1 billion, beating an earlier ...
(Alliance News) - There will be "financial consequences" to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's last-minute climbdown on welfare reform, a Cabinet minister has said, as he declined to rule out tax rises.
European blue-chips opened higher on Wednesday, as a UK minister warns on the potential fallout from Tuesday's welfare reform vote and US President Donald Trump threatens Japan with an up to 35% ...
Shares in Bytes were down 22% at 395.00 pence each on Wednesday morning in London. In Johannesburg, they were down 22% at ZAR94.85 each. Bytes said trading across the first months has been hit by a ...
In early corporate news, Spectris accepts a takeover bid from private equity consortium KKR, withdrawing its previous recommendation of an offer by Advent International. Here is what you need to know ...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed his counterparts from the so-called "Quad" to Washington in a shift of focus to Asia, after spending much of his first six months on the wars in Ukraine and ...
(Alliance News) - Water firms will be forced to pay households in England up to GBP2,000 for service failures as part of efforts to reform the sector, the government has announced. Compensation ...
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