Thorntons ShareCast News (THT)



ShareCast News for Thorntons (THT)


Share Price: 96.125Bid: 94.75Ask: 97.50Change: -1.875 (-1.91%)Faller - Thorntons
Spread: 2.75Spread as %: 2.90%Open: 95.50High: 97.50Low: 93.00Yesterday’s Close: 98.00






Sector movers: Thorntons surges as retailers rise

Food and drug retailers were on the rise on Thursday as developments in Europe's crisis prompted investors to shift away from (relatively) 'riskier' assets such as mining stocks.
[16 Feb '12]

Wednesday broker round-up - UPDATE

International Consolidated Airlines, InterContinental Hotels, ITV, Smith & Nephew, Royal Bank of Scotland, EnQuest, Morgan Crucible, Ocado, Sports Direct, Domino's Pizza, Spectrix, Logica, CPP, Speedy Hire, Thorntons, Innovation Group, Lombard Medical Technologies...
[15 Feb '12]

Thorntons waives divi, profit plunges after discounting

Chocolatier Thorntons said pre-tax profit more than halved after heavy discounting and waived its interim dividend payment.
[15 Feb '12]

London close: Stocks erase gains, Tesco falls 16%

Gains were pared in afternoon trade on Thursday following a poor start on Wall Street, meaning that the FTSE 100 finished in the red for the second day in a row. It was a busy day on the corporate news front, with Tesco and RBS grabbing the headlines, while central banks did what was expected and kept rates on hold.
[12 Jan '12]

Sector movers: Sharp fall for retailers, Tesco drops 15%

Food and drug retailers fell by an average 12% on Thursday as a number of trading updates and results failed to impress.
[12 Jan '12]

London midday: Banks rise, retailers drop, BoE maintains rate

After a subdued start, the Footsie seems to have found its direction, trading up near the 5,700 level, helped by the latest Italian and Spanish debt auctions which saw solid demand and a fall in yields.
[12 Jan '12]

Thursday broker round-up - UPDATE

Reckitt Benckiser: J.P. Morgan Cazenove downgrades to neutral from overweight.
[12 Jan '12]

London open: RBS rises after shake-up, Tesco plummets

A sharp fall for the retailers was met with a strong showing by the banks this morning, equating to a flat start for the FTSE 100. It has been reasonably busy on the corporate front, with several firms providing trading statements, but RBS and Tesco dominated the headlines early on.
[12 Jan '12]




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