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Haynes Publishing Revenues Up, Profits To Be Hit By UK Revamp

Haynes Publishing Profits Drop As Demand For Manuals Falls

Haynes Publishing Finally Buys Clymer, Intertec Manuals Business

Haynes Publishing second quarter picks up

Car manuals specialist Haynes Publishing said trading in its UK and US markets improved in the second quarter compared to the first quarter but cautioned that overall revenue during the second quarter was still two per cent lower than the previous year. In the US and Australia, revenue in local cur

Haynes Publishing hurt by Fifty Shades mania

Car manuals specialist Haynes Publishing warned that first quarter revenue fell 9 per cent from the same period last year and if the same trend continues first half results will be hurt. UK sales were hit by weak orders as retailers snapped up the popular Fifty Shades of Grey novel, the group said

Small caps round-up: Ariana, Haynes, Music Festivals...

Ariana Resources, a gold exploration and development firm, has secured a $2m loan facility to assist with the funding of the Red Rabbit Project in Western Turkey. The remaining components of the feasibility study for the Kiziltepe sector of the project are being compiled, while plans for a storage f

Haynes narrows sales deficit

Haynes Publishing, the car repair manuals and DIY book firm, clawed back some of the first quarter sales deficit, but not enough to prevent a 2% decline for the first half. Revenue fell to £15.7m in the six months ended 30 November from £15.95m in 2009, leaving profit before tax little changed at £

London close: Five month high for FTSE 100

An uncertain start to the day was a distant memory by trading's close as shares surged following a strong start in the US, helping Footsie hit its highest levels in five months. US stocks were boosted by better than expected growth in service companies in the world's biggest economy in September. T

London afternoon: Sunny side up for London

Winners outnumber losers by about three to one among FTSE 100 constituents as London participates in the advance of global stock markets following the Bank of Japan's decision to cut its benchmark interest rate. Sentiment has also been given a boost by reports of growth in activity in the services