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Share Price Information for Marks & Spencer (MKS)

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Share Price: 245.80
Bid: 246.50
Ask: 246.70
Change: -4.40 (-1.76%)
Spread: 0.20 (0.081%)
Open: 246.80
High: 249.50
Low: 243.10
Prev. Close: 250.20
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20 Dec 2013 12:00

London midday: Stocks at three-week high after UK GDP data

- FTSE 100 at three-week high - UK GDP revised higher - UK deficit jumps, consumer confidence weakens - BAE drops, Carnival sails higher techMARK 2,728.33 -0.24% FTSE 100 6,593.31 +0.13% FTSE 250 15,616.15 +0.17% UK markets held on to gains on Friday morning as stocks continue to trade at levels

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20 Dec 2013 09:12

Friday broker round-up UPDATE

African Barrick Gold: Canaccord Genuity takes target price from 125p to 195p upgrading from hold to buy. Ashmore Group: UBS raises target price from 390p to 430p upgrading from neutral to buy. BAE Systems: JP Morgan cuts target price from 380p to 355p and maintains its underweight rating. UBS lowe

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20 Dec 2013 08:27

London open: Markets edge higher despite growing UK concerns

- UK consumer confidence falls - BoE admits to poor economic estimates - S&P downgrades EU to 'AA+' - BAE tumbles after UAE walks away from Eurofighter deal techMARK 2,732.19 -0.10% FTSE 100 6,595.40 +0.16% FTSE 250 15,592.04 +0.01% UK stocks edged higher on Friday morning with markets hitting the

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20 Dec 2013 07:15

Friday newspaper round-up: BAE Systems, interest rates, British Gas

BAE Systems suffered a bruising setback after Britain's negotiations to supply 60 Typhoon fighter jets to the UAE collapsed and pricing talks on a separate deal with Saudi Arabia stalled. - Financial Times Millions of homeowners will be forced to rein in their spending or take a second job when int

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18 Dec 2013 16:41

London close: Markets flat as investors turn cautious ahead of Fed

- Stocks trading within narrow range ahead of Fed - Fed decision due at 19:00 London time - BoE votes unanimously on policy, warns of sterling strength - UK unemployment falls to four-and-a-half-year low techMARK 2,697.26 +0.47% FTSE 100 6,492.08 +0.09% FTSE 250 15,366.70 +0.12% Markets finished b

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18 Dec 2013 14:52

FTSE 100 movers: Centrica, ARM Holdings, Rexam

Centrica was the top riser on Wednesday after the energy company said it would sell its Texas gas-fired power stations to Blackstone for 685m dollars and use the proceeds to extend its share buyback programme. Chipmaker ARM Holdings gained after Dixons Retail posted sales growth driven by tablet co

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18 Dec 2013 11:22

Broker tips: Retailers, bwin.party, Moneysupermarket.com

UBS has downgraded its ratings for both Marks & Spencer and ASOS from 'buy' to 'neutral', highlighting higher levels of promotional spend across the industry as of late. "The clothing retailers look to have pressed the panic button this year as subdued real disposable income, weak footfall and warm

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18 Dec 2013 11:16

London midday: Markets await Fed as data turns heat up on MPC

- Taper speculation picks up ahead of Fed decision - MPC votes unanimously on policy, warns of sterling strength - UK unemployment falls to four-and-a-half-year low - Retailers under the weather techMARK 2,693.27 +0.32% FTSE 100 6,500.40 +0.22% FTSE 250 15,391.16 +0.28% UK markets held on to gains

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18 Dec 2013 09:11

STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-UK supermarket retailers fall for second day

Shares in Britain's major supermarket retailers - Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury, Tesco and WM Morrison - underperform for the second consecutive session, after negative broker comments following a study which showed they had lost market share. M&S also suffers a further blow after UBS cuts its

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18 Dec 2013 08:32

Broker snap: UBS downgrades M&S, ASOS on margin concerns

High Street retail group Marks & Spencer was trading in the red on Wednesday morning after analysts at UBS cut their rating on the stock from 'buy' to 'neutral', highlighting higher levels of promotional spend across the industry as of late. "The clothing retailers look to have pressed the panic bu

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18 Dec 2013 08:21

London open: Markets edge higher despite taper uncertainty

- Fed meeting in focus, decision due out after close - BoE minutes to be released this morning - M&S downgraded by UBS to 'neutral' - Oil stocks in focus after exploration updates techMARK 2,701.33 +0.62% FTSE 100 6,512.99 +0.41% FTSE 250 15,387.21 +0.25% Markets opened slightly higher on Wednesda

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16 Dec 2013 13:33

UK retailers halt angora wool sourcing after cruelty allegations

LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Dozens of British clothing brands, including Topshop and Marks & Spencer, have halted the sourcing of product containing angora wool after an animal rights charity alleged cruelty in the fur extraction process in China. Last month, People for the Ethical Treatment

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12 Dec 2013 17:03

UPDATE 1-L&G hires Goldman Sachs to advise on bid for Co-Op insurance unit

By Chris Vellacott LONDON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - UK insurer Legal & General has hired Goldman Sachs to advise on a possible bid for the general insurance arm of the Co-operative Group, a source familiar with the process said. The group, which has already sold its life insurance and savi

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12 Dec 2013 16:35

L&G hires Goldman Sachs to advise on bid for Co-Op insurance unit-source

LONDON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - UK Insurer Legal & General has hired Goldman Sachs to advise on a possible bid for the general insurance arm of the Co-operative Group, a source familiar with the process said. The group, which has already sold its life insurance and savings business, expects to

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12 Dec 2013 15:39

UK supermarkets should be criminally liable for food fraud -report

LONDON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Supermarkets and other food sellers should be held criminally liable if they sell mislabelled meat to customers, according to a government-commissioned study on Thursday launched in the wake of a horsemeat scandal. In an interim report, Chris Elliott, director of

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