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YouGov upbeat on strong full-year growth

(Sharecast News) - Research and data analysis firm YouGov reported revenue growth of 31% in its full-year results on Tuesday, or 20% on an underlying basis, to £221.1m, with double-digit growth across all of its divisions and geographies.

YouGov shares fall as profit and dividend up amid chair and CEO revamp

(Alliance News) - YouGov PLC on Tuesday said Founder & Chief Executive Officer Stephan Shakespeare will leave his role to become non-executive chair from August 2023 as the research and data analytics company reported a higher annual profit.

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Soccer-Rights groups ask sponsors to press FIFA, Qatar on migrant worker compensation

Sept 20 (Reuters) - FIFA's partners and World Cup sponsors must urge world soccer's governing body and the Qatari government to compensate migrant workers who suffered while preparing the nation for the event, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and FairSquare said on Tuesday.

IN BRIEF: YouGov expects to meet expectations for financial year 2022

YouGov PLC - London-based research and data analytics company - Expects annual results for financial year ending July 31 to be in line with board expectations. "Performance has been driven in part by panel-based custom research, with significant client expansions across technology, retail, and gaming and the division's connected data proposition exceeding expectations during the period," it explains.

YouGov delivers FY growth across all divisions and geographies

(Sharecast News) - Data and analytics firm YouGov said on Friday that it had "performed strongly" in the twelve months ending 31 July, with continued underlying growth across all of its divisions and geographies.

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When pessimism is so bad, it’s a buy signal

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WHEN PESSIMISM IS SO BAD, IT’S A BUY SIGNAL (1101 EDT/1501 GMT)

And then there were three - Truss favorite to succeed Johnson

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AND THEN THERE WERE THREE - TRUSS FAVORITE TO SUCCEED JOHNSON (1045 EDT/1445 GMT)

IN BRIEF: CEO of YouGov Asia Pacific sells GBP215,000 in shares

YouGov PLC - London-based research and data analytics - Chief Executive of Asia Pacific Julien Chevignon sells 25,000 shares at GBP8.65 each, worth GBP216,250, in London on Thursday.

UK public inflation expectations fall to lowest since January -Citi/YouGov

LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - The British public's expectations for inflation in future years receded this month to the lowest level since January, a survey showed on Monday in good news for Bank of England officials who fear price pressures are becoming embedded.

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Berenberg cuts Rolls-Royce; Barclays raises B&M

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and Tuesday:

UK inflation expectations stick at high levels - Citi/YouGov

LONDON, May 30 (Reuters) - The British public's expectations for inflation have held stable this month but at high levels that are likely to keep the Bank of England on alert about price growth risks, according to a survey published on Monday.

UK public inflation expectations fall in April - Citi/YouGov

LONDON, April 28 (Reuters) - The British public's expectations for inflation have fallen after rising for several months, according to a survey that the Bank of England keeps track of as it considers how fast it needs to keep raising interest rates.

UK public inflation expectations fall in April: Citi/YouGov

LONDON, April 28 (Reuters) - The British public's expectations for inflation have fallen after rising for several months, according to a survey that will be noted by the Bank of England as it considers how fast it needs to keep raising interest rates.