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Savills, the real estate advisor, says that it does expect any reduction in activity during the year to be significant, despite the current economic woes. Since June the business overall has continued to perform in line with expectations, with the Prime London Residential and Asia Pacific busines
Read moreThe last time we looked at the Savills, we opted to buy, reasoning that its international reach, coupled with exposure to the resilient upper end of the UK market, gave it an edge. Yesterday's half-yearly results confirmed our confidence. The group said revenues in the six months to the end of June
Read moreSavills' share price was looking up after the real estate advisor posted a 39% surge in half year profit and said it remains well positioned for long term growth across its core regions. Pre-tax profit rose to £20m for the six months ended 30 June 2011 from £14.4m in 2010. Group revenue advanced 10
Read moreStocks are set to open lower with City traders predicting the blue-chip index will open some 60 points down from last night's close of 5,332. FTSE 100 mining giants Anglo American and Xstrata have announced that a coal mine in Colombia, in which they own a 33.3% interest each, has received approval
Read moreReal estate advisor Savills posted a 39% surge in half year profit and said it remains well positioned for long term growth across its core regions. Pre-tax profit rose to £20m for the six months ended 30 June 2011 from £14.4m in 2010. Group revenue advanced 10% to £335.8m. Savills said strong gro
Read moreRetailers are providing a drag on the index today, with Mothercare, Dixons, Carpetright, Sports Direct and Dunelm losing 4% or more. Baby clothes retailer Mothercare has seen its share price drop by almost a tenth, after margins were squeezed in the quarter to 26 March. Also under the weather is r
Read morePeel Hunt cuts its target price at Mothercare by 22% to 350p, from 450p, saying that it would not look to buy the shares above this price, particularly given that the baby clothes and children's toys retailer is not geared into any eventual consumer recovery. Thursday's interim management statement
Read moreRBS ups its estimates for real estate advisor Savills after forecast-beating results, but keeps its cautious stance on the stock as it sees little room for the share price to outperform. 2010 pre-tax profit came in at £47.3m, representing an 8% beat versus consensus estimates, helping by strength f
Read morePremier Farnell offers strong growth, an exposure to the global market wherever that may be going and further margin enhancement. The shares sell on 13 times this year's earnings, which historically is reasonable for Premier. A strong hold; taking a long-term view, a buy says the Times. Upmarket pr
Read moreLondon's blue chips were strong all day and boosted late on by a strong start in the US where the Dow notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. For once, investors overlooked the ongoing bad news on the Japanese earthquake and turmoil in the Arab world to hunt out a few bargains. Heritage Oi
Read moreHeritage Oil is wanted after reports in the FT indicated the company has rejected an informal offer of 425p per share from an Abu Dhabi based investor. "This would represent a 47% premium to yesterday's close and a 25% premium to our current target price of 341p," said resources specialist Westhou
Read moreShare prices kicked on over the lunchtime session, boosted by a firm start on Wall Street, where the Dow has notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. Though the focus remains on the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake and any response to the turbulence it has caused in the financial markets
Read moreThe FTSE 100 has advanced further following a good start, even as the overseas worries that have been hitting shares continue. The yen rose to a record high against the dollar on Wednesday in intense trade as investors become increasingly worried about Japan's nuclear crisis. The Foreign Office is
Read moreShares are making modest gains as investors pause for breath following heavy losses lately amid unsettling developments in Japan and the Arab World. There were more losses in Tokyo as worries over radiation from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi reactors. Miners are going strong, with Xstrata leading t
Read moreBlue chips are expected to edge high in early trade despite a 1.4% slide in Tokyo. Futures prices indicate an 18-point gain for the FTSE 100 first thing, regaining the 5,600 level. Legal & General is confident, despite a drop in full-year operating profit, as sales rose 28% and the government's de
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