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BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: JPMorgan Ups Next To Overweight From Neutral

Next shares race up FTSE 100 after JPMorgan lifts rating to 'overweight'

UK high street retailer Next raced up the FTSE 100 index on Wednesday with shares up 2% in early trade after JPMorgan lifted its rating on the company to 'overweight' from 'neutral'. While JPMorgan favours Marks & Spencer stock on three-to-six month view for its ongoing turnaround potential, the US

BUZZ-Next best thing on FTSE 100 after broker upgrade

** JPMorgan upgrade to "overweight" vs "neutral" sends fashion retailer Next to the top of the FTSE 100 ** While broker still favours M&S on a 3-6 mth view for ongoing turnaround potential, reckons NXT could recover some of its recent underperformance between now & end-April Q1 update Read more

LONDON MORNING BRIEFING: Next And Burberry Shares In Fashion

Wednesday newspaper round-up: Chinese GDP, Google, HSBC

Economic growth in China slowed down to just 7% in the first quarter, representing the lowest pace of expansion in six years, according to the Financial Times. This compared with 7.3% growth in the fourth quarter. Europe is set to file formal charges against Google for violating antitrust laws, The

Billington Subsidiary Wins Next PLC Warehouse Construction Deal

Wednesday broker round-up

Bunzl: Investec reiterates hold with 2,00p target. Michael Page: JP Morgan Cazenove reiterates neutral and lifts target to 490p from 479p. Vesuvius: JP Morgan Cazenove downgrades to neutral. Next: JP Morgan Cazenove lifts recommendation to overweight with a 7,700p target, up from 7,100p. Greggs:

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Ex-divs to take 2.05 points off FTSE 100 on April 9

LONDON, April 7 (Reuters) - The following FTSE 100 companies will go ex-dividend on Thursday, after which investors will no longer qualify for the latest dividend payout. According to Reuters calculations at current market prices, the effect of the adjustment to prices by market-makers would

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Investors eye up out-of-town shops as Britons click-and-collect

* Click-and-collect can benefit large store format * Retailers adding larger stores to portfolios * Large store property deals jump in 2014 * Retail warehouse total returns up 7.1 pct in Q4 2014 * Consultants expect rents to rise By Esha Vaish April 1 (Reuters)