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London close: Resource stocks fall with markets cautious ahead of Greek meeting

UK stocks declined for the fourth day on Wednesday with oil and mining stocks bearing the brunt of the selling pressure as investors scaled back their appetite for risk ahead of a pivotal meeting about Greece. London's FTSE 100 finished the session down 0.2% at 6,818, with blue-chip oil group Tullow

FTSE 100 movers: Tullow plummets on suspended dividend, BT higher on Premier League rights

Tullow Oil topped the fallers after deciding to suspend its final dividend for 2014, as the exploration and production company swung to a loss of over $2bn on the back of hefty impairment charges and exploration write-offs. "2014 was a difficult year for our industry and a challenging one for Tullow

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: Telecity Gains On Interxion All-Share Takeover

London midday: Greek uncertainty pressures UK stock market lower

UK stocks declined for the fourth straight session on Wednesday with the focus firmly on Greece as the new government faces a stand-off with its international creditors. London's FTSE 100 was down 0.4% at 6,800 by midday, ahead of an emergency meeting of Eurogroup finance ministers in Brussels. The

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Telecity Shares Jump 14% On Interxion Takeover

TOP NEWS: ARM Holdings Raises Dividend And Confirms Outlook

MARKET COMMENT: Corporate News Dominates London Ahead Of Greece Talks

Sky drops as EPL pricing soars, but UBS hails a "good outcome"

Shares in Sky dropped on Wednesday after the news that the company had paid 83% more to retain the majority of Premier League (EPL) rights in the auction for the 2016/2017 to 2018/2019 seasons. The market had expected a 45% increase in pricing compared with the current contracts, so the £1.39bn-per-

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Sky Falls After Paying Big Price For Football

London open: Markets subdued as investors await Greek developments

UK stock markets opened slightly lower on Wednesday, falling for the fourth straight day as investors awaited news flow from Greece. London's FTSE 100 was down 0.15% at 6,819 early on. All eyes will be on the emergency meeting of Eurogroup finance ministers on Wednesday, where Greece's Yanis Varouf

MARKET COMMENT: UK Shares To Open Flat To Down Ahead Of Greek Meeting

MARKET COMMENT: London Set To Open Flat Awaiting News On Greece

Wednesday newspaper round-up: Tory/HSBC scandal, Driverless cars, UK defence

Prime Minister David Cameron has come under fire for appointing Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint as trade minister in 2011 after it was revealed he was responsible for HSBC's Swiss private banking business, according to The Times. HSBC has been caught out in a tax dodge scandal. Driverless car trials in

Premier League TV Rights Sell For GBP5.13 Billion To BT And Sky

Sky and BT secure Premier League rights for over £5bn

Sky and BT have paid a whopping £5.13bn to win the rights to broadcast Premier League matches in the UK from the 2016-17 to the 2018-19 season. The 168 games available per season, 14 more than the last time the rights were auctioned off, were split into seven packages, with Sky securing five and BT