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London pre-open: Dubai hangover
27 Nov 2009

London pre-open: Dubai hangover

After yesterday's major shake-out, London looks set for more of the same today, with traders predicting a triple digit fall for Footsie at the opening...

Carphone Warehouse ups full-year guidance
27 Nov 2009

Carphone Warehouse ups full-year guidance

Mobile phone retailer and broadband provider Carphone Warehouse has upped its full year guidance after posting better than expected half year figures....

Friday preview: Carphone Warehouse, Holidaybreak
26 Nov 2009

Friday preview: Carphone Warehouse, Holidaybreak

Shares in Carphone Warehouse have more or less doubled since the start of the year as the mobile phone retailer and broadband provider has ridden the ...

Tuesday newspaper round-up: Lloyds Banking, Tesco, Informa
24 Nov 2009

Tuesday newspaper round-up: Lloyds Banking, Tesco, Informa

Lloyds Banking Group will on Tuesday launch the UK's largest rights issue to raise £13.5bn ($22bn), offering investors new shares at 36p each, a huge ...

Friday newspaper round-up: Tesco, Reckitt Benckiser, Ladbrokes
20 Nov 2009

Friday newspaper round-up: Tesco, Reckitt Benckiser, Ladbrokes

Tesco's telecoms arm threatened a price war with the likes of BT, Virgin Media and Carphone Warehouse as it unveiled plans yesterday to offer bundled ...

London close: Blue chips slip lower
16 Oct 2009

London close: Blue chips slip lower

London's blue chips closed lower as investors used a 100 point plus fall for the Dow as an excuse to take profits. Many of the major commodity plays,...

London afternoon: Stocks remain lower
16 Oct 2009

London afternoon: Stocks remain lower

London's blue chips are still in the red in midday dealings after the Dow dropped more than 100 points in the US. Many of the major commodity plays, ...

London midday: Footsie gains evaporate
16 Oct 2009

London midday: Footsie gains evaporate

London is back where it finished yesterday's session as a sell-off in the mining sector on weaker metal prices gathered pace near lunchtime. Many of ...