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UK Ofcom Outlines Plans To Force BT To Improve Business Lines Service

Sunday newspaper round-up: Rolls-Royce, Whitbread, Britvic, LSE

(ShareCast News) - Rolls-Royce has put forward detailed proposals to the government to fill some of the UK's power shortage with a fleet of small reactors built around the company's expertise in generating power for Royal Navy submarines. With the escalating costs and timing of the £18bn Hinkley Poi

Sky Launches New Sports Channel Free For Television Customers

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Nomura Says Reduce StanChart And HSBC

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Berkeley Group Down On Property Tax Concerns

BT picks up BG's Simon Lowth

(ShareCast News) - BT Group announced the appointment of Simon Lowth as group finance director on Friday, also assigning him an executive board director. Lowth was being hired to replace the FTSE 100 firm's current finance director, Tony Chanmugam, following a handover period. Chanmugam was moving w

BT Names Former BG Group Executive Simon Lowth As Finance Director

PRESS: BT Set To Appoint Simon Lowth As New Finance Chief - Sky News

Snoopers' Charter opponents attempt to get BT onside

(ShareCast News) - Online activism group SumOfUs upped the stakes in its fight against the Snoopers' Charter on Tuesday afternoon, attempting to convince BT to join its fight as the controversial bill was read in the House. Parliament was holding its second reading of Theresa May's updated Investiga

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: HSBC And Merrill Lynch Downgrade Admiral

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: UBS Double Downgrades William Hill To Sell

LONDON MARKET OPEN: WPP And Miners Lead Gains Ahead Of US Jobs

LONDON BRIEFING: WPP Joins Miners In Leading Gains Despite Caution

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Goldman Cuts Pearson To Sell From Neutral

Monday newspaper round-up: retailers, Sports Direct, BT, Brexit

(ShareCast News) - Britain's retailers predict that almost 1m jobs in the sector - a third of today's total - will disappear by 2025 as technology and the rising minimum wage reshape the industry. Retailers currently employ one in six British workers - about 3m people - and the sector accounts for a