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Leading shares are mixed having picked up a little over the lunch time session, helped by a firmer start on Wall Street. With the oil price below $80, oil titans Royal Dutch Shell and BP find themselves on traders' sell lists, but BG Group makes headway after HSBC upped its price target for the st
Read moreOils and banks are dragging the Footsie down, with sentiment also soured by disappointing manufacturing output figures. While industrial production showed a 0.4% rise in November, better than the 0.3% rise economists had been predicting, manufacturing output remained unchanged from October's level
Read moreHome shopping firm Flying Brands said it expects to exceed full year market forecasts after it cut costs. Sales from continuing operations fell 27% to £6.6m in the three months to 1 January. Flying Flowers' sales decreased to £3.58m from £5.29m in 2008, in line with market expectations. The figure
Read moreShares in 21st Century Technology moved higher after the provider of CCTV cameras for public transport said it ad paid a final instalment of £500,000 for its acquisition of 21st Century Crime Prevention Services. Shares in Imagelinx jumped after the branding consultancy said will exceed profit for
Read moreNews that O Twelve Estates has restructured its £170m debt sent the property group to its highest in a year Thursday. It said the revised loan terms are "substantially the same" as those reported back in July, and leave the group with cash balances of £1.5m. "There are signs that the unprecedented
Read moreFlying Brands' revenue will take a short-term hit from VAT payments after it shifted its flower packing and dispatch operations for its postal range from Jersey to the UK. The flowers and mail order specialist said these businesses will be outsourced to UK flower distributor, Top Flora, from today.
Read moreShares in Eckoh jumped 13% after the speech recognition specialist announced a contract worth at least £1.5m to provide its services to a major government transport organisation for five years. Shed Media is performing better than last year despite tougher economic conditions, the company behind TV
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