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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

MARKET COMMENT: London Shares End Mixed Ahead Of Greek Debt Meeting

UK BROKER RATINGS: Two Brokers Cut Randgold Resources To Hold

London close: Greek fears rattle stocks, but miners limit downside

London's FTSE 100 had trimmed losses by the end of the session but still finished in the red as ongoing concerns about the future of Greece weighed on market sentiment. "Eurozone equities are being ground down by Greek fears, and financial stocks across the EU are bearing the brunt of the sell-off,"

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: Fewer Imports By World's Two Big Exporters

London midday: Miners limits downside, but stocks still lower on Greek woes

UK stocks dropped on Monday morning but had erased some of their losses by lunchtime, as miners were supported by hopes of stimulus measures in China. The FTSE 100 was down 0.7% at 6,809 by midday, but had bounced after having fallen as much as 1% to an intraday low of 6,777.99 earlier on. Ongoing

UBS concerned for BT and Sky as Premier League auction heads for second round

Concerns about overpaying for Premier League (EPL) broadcast rights were weighing on shares BT and Sky on Monday, amid reports that the auction could be heading for a second round and with a third bidder. The two companies are going head-to-head in the battle for the 2016/2017 to 2018/2019 seasons,

UK BROKER RATINGS: Deutsche Bank Cuts Standard Chartered To Sell

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Chinese And German Trade Figures Hit Shares

UK On Track For 95% Superfast Broadband Coverage By 2017

UK Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

UK Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead