Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
Fuelled by its highest ever level of bid pipeline prospects, outsourcing group Capita has secured £1.3bn of new contracts in the first half from a customer base ranging from John Lewis to the Transport for London and driven growth broadly in line with expectations.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining company by revenues, hailed a strong first-half operating performance with annual records achieved across 12 operations and four commodity classes.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
Sales of the iPad have slumped to half their pre-Christmas high, with signs that demand for Apple's tablet computer may be in permanent decline. Despite a forecast-busting $7.7bn (£4.5bn) profit, the computing firm's shares dipped in after-hours trading as sales of its tablet fell to 13.3m from their all-time high of 26m in the quarter to December. - The Guardian
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
The Questor column in The Telegraph recommends investors keep hold of shares of chip design ARM Holdings, saying that despite a 20% fall in the stock year-to-date "it's not the time to jump in just yet".
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
London's blue chips are expected to start the day on the back foot, knocked lower by earnings reports from both Microsoft and Apple after a positive close to yesterday's US session.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
It was a positive finish to Tuesday's session over in the States, as geopolitical tensions eased somewhat follow a fraught few days of trading since the downing of the Malaysian Airlines plane in Ukraine on Thursday.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
Balfour Beatty has landed a £129m deal to upgrade a 13-mile stretch of the M3 through Hampshire and Surrey.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
Balfour Beatty has landed a £129m deal to upgrade a 13-mile stretch of the M3 through Hampshire and Surrey.
Wednesday 23 Jul 2014
Sales of the iPad have slumped to half their pre-Christmas high, with signs that demand for Apple's tablet computer may be in permanent decline. Despite a forecast-busting $7.7bn (£4.5bn) profit, the computing firm's shares dipped in after-hours trading as sales of its tablet fell to 13.3m from their all-time high of 26m in the quarter to December. - The Guardian
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Senior executives at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) have been accused by MP Andrew Tyrie of making a "belated U-turn" on evidence given to the Treasury on allegations about the way the bank treats its small businesses.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Retail investor Derwent London has sold off the freeholds of two office blocks in central London for a gross £37.4m.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
The European Union (EU) will impose further sanctions against Russia after allegedly supplying separatists with missiles that downed a Malaysian Airlines plane in the Ukraine, the Dutch foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
It was a strong finish for London's top tier stocks on Tuesday, with the FTSE rising steadily after an initial jump early on.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
UK factory orders slowed more than forecast in July, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) revealed on Tuesday.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Saudi Arabian stock markets are set to open for business to foreign investors next year as part of the kingdom's plan to expand its oil-based economy.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Consumer prices in the States increased in June but largely reflected a surge in the price of gasoline.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
McDonald's, KFC, Burger King and Starbucks have been dragged into a major food-hygiene scandal in China where a supplier was found to be using meat that had past its expiry date.
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Chip designer ARM Holdings was a high riser as it delivered a confident outlook, hailing a "healthy pipeline of opportunities" after strong licensing results helped profits beat expectations in the second quarter. The tech group, which makes processors for smartphones and tablets, said pre-tax profit in the six months to June 30th rose 9% year-on-year to £94.2m, ahead of the £91m
Tuesday 22 Jul 2014
Saudi Arabian stock markets are set to open for business to foreign investors next year as part of the kingdom's plan to expand its oil-based economy.
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