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Shares of BSkyB dropped by6% and was the top loser on the blue chip index on Monday as the potential takeover by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp hangs in the balance. The UK government said it was preparing to ask telecoms regulator Ofcom for additional advice. The Australian government's proposal on cl
Read moreAfter briefly touching the 6,000 level, the Footsie slumped 30 points lower on Monday morning, with satellite broadcaster British Sky Broadcasting Group (BSkyB) providing a drag. Shares of BSkyB dropped more than 6% and was the top loser on the blue chip index at lunchtime as the potential takeover
Read moreFinancial stocks were leading the risers on Friday morning, as the Footsie built on gains made on Thursday. Banking peers Barclays, Lloyds and RBS were among the best performers. Following suit were insurers Old Mutual, Aviva, Resolution, Prudential and RSA Insurance. Both Hammerson and British La
Read moreThe top share index was above the 6,000 point mark at the close of play, but only just after worries over the Eurozone crisis - and global growth - sent stocks lower. The People´s Bank of China's decision to raise its key policy rate by 25 basis points with effect from tomorrow sent markets into re
Read moreStocks have sunk below the 6,000 point mark as worries set in again over the Eurozone debt situation. The focus has shifted from Greece to the other side of the Mediterranean after credit rating agency Moody's Investor Service has lowered Portugal's rating to junk status, warning the country may ne
Read moreThe Footsie is nestling comfortably above 6,000 but its advance is no thanks to the banks, which are friendless on a resurgence of worries about Greece. Fears that the credit ratings agencies will regard the latest rescue plan for Greece as a default in all but name is putting the wind up holders o
Read moreThe rally continued Thursday, helping the top share index move back towards the 6,000 point mark it had been flitting around from the beginning of the year until the escalation of the Greek debt crisis. The Greek parliament's second vote on the proposed new austerity measures provided further chee
Read moreBanking giant Lloyds rose nearly 9% on Wednesday afternoon after revealing the details of its strategic review, providing a lift to the banking sector, which was broadly higher. Lloyds is aiming to shed a further 15,000 jobs and cut its presence in foreign markets by half. Other notable aims includ
Read moreLloyds was the high riser of the day, gaining nearly 9% as of 14:00 on Thursday afternoon, after revealing the details of its strategic review. The group is aiming to shed a further 15,000 jobs and cut its presence in foreign markets by half. Other notable aims include an investment programme in n
Read moreThe top share index is in positive territory again, with Lloyds Banking Group leading the charge after revealing the details of its strategic review. Lloyds, the part-nationalised high street behemoth, is aiming to shed a further 15,000 jobs and cut its presence in foreign markets by half. The ann
Read moreBanking giant Barclays has agreed to sell a £460m portfolio of US and European private equity interests to AXA Private Equity, as a result of stricter regulations in the banking industry. The portfolio, managed by Barclays Capital, includes investments in private equity funds as well as several dir
Read moreLloyds Banking Group was the high riser of the morning after revealing the details of its strategic review. The Footsie opened up near the 5,900 mark, a level not seen since the start of the month. Lloyds, the part-nationalised high street behemoth, is aiming to shed a further 15,000 jobs and cut i
Read moreThe recent drop in business activity has led some financial entities to reduce personnel in their financial divisions, according to information released today. For example, Credit Suisse will cut 600 jobs, according to The Wall Street Journal, and Barclays will lay off 100 workers this month in a
Read moreThe Footsie was bolstered by a decent start on Wall Street, as US house prices rose for the first time in eight months. Furthermore, global market sentiment was buoyed ahead of a critical vote in Greece to approve austerity measures, vital for the country to receive financial aid. French president
Read moreThe banking sector was lifting the FTSE 100 on Tuesday, as fears over the Greek situation eased. French president Nicolas Sarkozy announced an agreement with French banks to refinance holdings of Greek sovereign debt. "We concluded that by stretching out the loans over 30 years, putting (interest r
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