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Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

London close: Stocks drop on lack of fresh Greek proposals

Failure by Greece to present a new cash-for-reforms package to Eurozone finance ministers sent UK stocks firmly lower on Tuesday, with heavyweight mining shares bearing the brunt of an aversion to risk and sell-off in metal prices. Despite hopes that Athens would table a new plan an at emergency sum

UPDATE 3-Setback for Marks & Spencer as clothing sales dip

* Says on track to grow non-food profit margins * Q1 underlying non-food sales fall 0.4 pct * Q1 underlying food sales up 0.3 pct * 6 pct of votes cast at AGM oppose Bolland re-election * Shares fall up to 2.1 pct, up a quarter year-on-year (Adds AGM vote detail, investo

FTSE 100 movers: Defensives gain, miners sold off as risk appetite wanes

Defensive sectors such as real estate and pharmaceuticals were performing well while commodity stocks were falling on Tuesday, with investors reducing their appetite for risk as European leaders met in Brussels to discuss Greece's future. Stocks which tend to hold up better in times of economic inst

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Shares Tread Water As Eurogroup Meeting Starts

London midday: Stocks weaken ahead of Greek summit as crisis continues

Oil and gas stocks dragged the UK equity market lower on Tuesday after the recent plunge in crude prices, as investors showed caution ahead of a key Eurozone summit on Greece. The FTSE 100 was down 0.13% at 6,526.92 by midday, with Rolls-Royce providing a further drag as the stock extended losses fo

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Rolls-Royce Continues As Biggest Faller

TOP NEWS SUMMARY: All Eyes On Brussels Ahead Of Emergency Meeting

UPDATE: Marks & Spencer Food Sales Outperform But Clothing Slips Again

LONDON MARKET MID-MORNING: Stocks Lower; M&S And ASOS Shares Sold

London open: Stocks inch lower ahead of key Greek summit

UK stocks were trading slightly lower on Tuesday morning as investors awaited news from a meeting of Eurozone officials to discuss fresh proposals from Greece. The FTSE 100 was down 0.17% at 6,524.60 early on with oil and gas stocks out of favour following the recent plunge in crude prices. Stocks

London pre-open: Stocks to inch higher ahead of euro meeting on Greece

UK stocks are expected to edge higher on Tuesday morning, though upside will only be moderate as investors continue to watch the latest developments in Greece. City sources predict the FTSE 100 will open 12 points higher than Monday's close of 6,535.68. Stocks worldwide had slumped on Monday after

LONDON BRIEFING: Shares Flat Ahead Of Greek Meetings; Weir Buys In US

Marks and Spencer clothing sales not as bad as feared, food also strong

Womenswear sales were hit by bad weather in the first quarter at Marks and Spencer but were better than City analysts had feared, contributing alongside a solid performance from food and a return to international growth to produce 1.8% total growth in the period. Clothing sales rose 0.2% in the 13 w