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UK Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

UK Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Telecom Plus Leads FTSE 350 As Customers Grow

London midday: Sports Direct, Shire lead UK stocks higher

- Bargain-hunting gives UK stock markets a lift after recent falls - Sports Direct teams up with MySale to launch operations Down Under - Shire will to recommend revised AbbVie proposal techMARK 2,799.78 +0.63% FTSE 100 6,738.47 +0.72% FTSE 250 15,554.01 +0.66% Sports Direct and Shire were leading

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: Sports Direct Heads To Australasia With MySale

Sports Direct teams up with MySale to launch operations Down Under

The share prices of Sports Direct and MySale gained on Monday after it was announced that the sportswear retailer has teamed up with the flash sale fashion retailer to launch in Australia and New Zealand. Sports Direct said in a statement that it has formed an online partnership with OzSale.com.au,

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Sports Direct Up As Retailer Goes Down Under

TOP NEWS: Shire "Willing To Recommend" Raised AbbVie Offer

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Shire "Willing To Recommend" New AbbVie Offer

MySale And Sports Direct Partner For Australia, New Zealand Launch

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: Rolls-Royce To Return Cash To Shareholders

TOP NEWS: UK Awards West Coast Rail Franchise To Virgin-Stagecoach

LONDON (Alliance News) - The following is a summary of top news stories Thursday.
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COMPANIES
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Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC moved to appease investors unhappy with the company's recent outlook downgrade, saying it will return

Thursday newspaper round-up: Mysale, Float, Lidl

Mike Ashley has taken a £12m stake in MySale and signed a joint venture agreement with the online retailer ? just days after it floated on AIM. The stake-building and strategic joint venture unites two of Britain's richest retailers. Sir Philip Green, the billionaire owner of TopShop, is one of MySa

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Rolls-Royce Leads Strong Opening Gains

LONDON (Alliance News) - UK shares have opened strongly higher Thursday, and the pound has broken above USD1.70, following a well-received US Federal Reserve meeting.

Rolls-Royce Holdings leads FTSE 100 gains after saying it will return cash to shareholders through