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UK retailer Next says "procedural oversight" led to law breach

LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - British clothing retailer Next said on Tuesday a "procedural oversight" relating to the payment of dividends meant it had infringed UK company law and it would have to convene a meeting of shareholders to remedy the situation. The issue relates to the payment of

UPDATE: ASOS Sales Grow As It Navigates Through Mild Winter Weather

UPDATE 1-Ted Baker reports strong Christmas trading period

(Adds details, analyst comment, updates share price) Jan 13 (Reuters) - Ted Baker Plc reported a strong Christmas trading period as sales of its quirky designer clothing helped it to overcome an unusually mild winter that has weighed on other British fashion brands. The company's shar

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Supermarkets Help FTSE 100 Snap Run Of Losses

BUZZ-Debenhams: tops midcap list on Christmas beat

** Department store chain Debenhams jumps 17 pct, on track for sharpest gain since 2009 and races ahead of the pack on the FTSE 250 & after it beats analyst expectations in the Christmas trading period ** Like-for-like sales for 19-wks to Jan. 9 up 1.9 pct, vs analysts' view of 0.3 pct rise

Ex-divs to take 0.4 points off FTSE 100 on Jan. 14

LONDON, Jan 11 (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 resulting adjustment to prices by market-make

M&S hopes man for all seasons can revitalise fashion

* Womenswear is weak spot in M&S performance * Company has suffered from trying to be universal-analysts * Future CEO Rowe has worked across M&S, background in clothing By Li-mei Hoang and Kate Holton LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - When Steve Rowe takes over the top job at Mar

UK Retailers Suffer "Worst Christmas" Since 2008 Due To Warm Winter

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Liberum Initiates Royal Mail With Sell Rating

FTSE 100 movers: Miners drive down blue chip market

(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 100 had dropped 86.42 points (1.41%) by mid-afternoon Wednesday, down to 6,050.82 points. Miners were again on the list of risers and fallers for a second day in a row, but this time on the negative side. Anglo American, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Glencore and Antofagasta a

UPDATE 1-Britain's John Lewis' strong Christmas driven by department stores

* Department stores Christmas underlying sales up 5.1 pct * Department stores boss confident firm outperformed rivals * Waitrose underlying sales down 1.4 pct * Group profit guidance maintained (Adds detail, comment from department stores MD Andy Street) By James DaveyRead more

Wednesday newspaper share tips: A good opportunity to snap up Next

(ShareCast News) - Despite a worrying set of Christmas trading results from Next on Tuesday, The Times' Tempus is recommending traders 'buy long term'. In its much anticipated post-Christmas trading update, Next revealed sales were below expectations but said profits were within the range of guidanc

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: RBC Capital Promotes BAE Systems To Top Pick

LONDON BRIEFING: Shares, Pound And Oil Remain Under Pressure