Marks & Spencer Share News (MKS)

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Monday broker round-up

Lloyds: Investec downgrades to sell with 84p target. RBS: Investec reiterates buy with a 395p target price and Berenberg sell with a 250p target. Babcock International: Deutsche Bank reiterates buy and 1,150p target. Marks&Spencer: Deutsche Bank reiterates buy. Coca Cola HBC: Nomura reiterates re

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Macquarie Cuts Standard Chartered

Supermarket promotions war rages on, Nielsen grocery data shows

Supermarket sales volumes rose for fifth straight month as promotional spending increased to 34% of sales and price deflation scraped along at an all-time low, the latest Nielsen market share data showed. Sainsbury's suffered the smallest decline in year-on-year sales to stand out at the best perfor

BUZZ-Next: top of FTSE 100 after Q1 update

** Next up 2.7 pct, top UK blue-chip riser & at a 2-wk high in strong volume ** Keeps annual profit forecast, Q1 sales slightly ahead of own guidance, to pay another special divi ** Despite underperformance YTD (up c.7 pct YTD vs c.16 pct rise from M&S ) Jefferies sees valuation as ri

UK supermarket sector to face major grocery pricing probe by CMA

An investigation has been launched into the supermarket sector by the UK competition regulator after a "super-complaint" from consumer organisation Which? due to the industry's "misleading and opaque pricing practices". The Competition and Markets Authority will begin a probe of the grocery sector's

Data app pushes Chinese factories to cut pollution - TRFN

By Laurie Goering OXFORD, England, April 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - W hen environmentalist Ma Jun set out to tackle pollution from Chinese industries, it seemed a near-impossible task. Taking polluting factories to court was difficult. Factory owners were powerful, and the ince