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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8585677/BAE-Systems-rescue-struggling-companies.html

BAE Systems poised to rescue suppliers and other aerospace companies that are struggling because of the crisis in aviation industry
The collapse in air travel has hammered many of the UK's aerospace groups
BAE said acquisitions were not the only option, and it was considering other ways to support suppliers

could BAE take out part of Rolls Royce

A strip of RRs assets i would not rule out, god knows what warren crazy east is thinking

have you seen a test anywhere? NO. and you know the answer is NO.

almost 50% discount

you lot holding are going to get done. I've been around long enough.

as stated before this is no longer the OLD Rolls Royce.

I reckon the New York firm took those shares to help someone else get a short on

your right - fact is this is market abuse by RR and the investmen bankers - there was no need for them to leak the rights issue so early on

some of us can get out, can always buy back in after the rights issue i guess

problem is

1) this is no longer the OLD Rolls Royce
2) market conditions have drastically changed
3) people are just assuming this will go up cuz its some blue blood FTSE company

fact is after rights issue this could easily stay down a very long while, and your cash is trapped, if this drops monday i will try trading out actually, im allowed to change my mind and im changing it on the basis they have LEAKED OUT a rights issue which will be a horrific discount probbaly to current price by Spetember - another month or so to go. your allowed to change your mind guys.

rights issue in 2009 credit crunch, i was there, bloody 50% discount.,

excellent find, they mention KylosAir in that article also

https://www.timesofisrael.com/health-ministry-launches-revamped-covid-19-tracking-app/

would be interesting if STAR could knock out a GPS based tracing app, they could do it.

Health Ministry launches revamped COVID-19 tracking app
First version of HaMagen app was marred by mistakes; new features include use of Bluetooth, which is said to improve accuracy. The Health Ministry announced a new version of its contact tracing app on Monday, promising an array of new features, which it said would help boost its accuracy.

A key tool in containing the spread is epidemiological, or contact, tracing — investigations that seek to identify and send into self-quarantine all those who may have been exposed to patients in the days before they were diagnosed, hopefully cutting off the spread. The first version of HaMagen (The Shield), which was released in March, worked by tracking its users via their phones’ built-in GPS, and correlating their location history (which was stored locally on the phone, rather than shared with the government, so as to alleviate privacy concerns) with the epidemiological data of known COVID-19 cases. Speaking with The Times of Israel in April on the original version, Health Ministry Chief Information Officer Rona Keiser acknowledged that GPS had its drawbacks, stating that the ministry was working on a new revision of the app incorporating Bluetooth technology.

An app using both GPS and Bluetooth would be “much more accurate,” she said.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/07/31/national/crime-legal/gps-tracking-cars-spying/#.XyVpzShKg2w

JAPAN The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that GPS monitoring of cars does not constitute spying banned by the stalker regulation law, turning down appeals by public prosecutors.

The top court’s First Petty Bench issued the ruling in the trials of two criminal cases over the use of GPS devices placed on cars to track the activities of targets.

High court rulings on the cases, which found such monitoring activities was not spying, will become final.

The Supreme Court said that illegal spying is an act of monitoring targets’ activities near their homes and other places where they regularly stay.

The high court rulings had limited illegal spying to the direct monitoring of targets, such as by visual observation, and said remote monitoring by GPS devices cannot be punished by the law.

One of the two cases involves a 48-year-old man who installed a GPS device in the car of his then wife, and the other involves a 53-year-old man who put such a device in the vehicle of his former dating partner.

In both cases, the GPS device was installed at a parking lot that the victim regularly used. The Supreme Court said that in the two cases, location information was not acquired near the parking lots, determining that the men’s acts did not constitute spying near the victims.

In the case against the 48-year-old man, Fukuoka District Court noted that stalking activities change in line with social transformation, saying that illegal spying includes the use of electronic devices to monitor objects used by targets.

But Fukuoka High Court later overturned the lower court ruling, limiting such illegal monitoring to spying using eyes and ears near the targets.

In the case against the 53-year-old man, Saga District Court found spying with GPS devices to be illegal, but Fukuoka High Court later reversed the district court ruling.

that's whats i was saying, the FCA haven't done anything about this huge deliberate leak, to deliberately tell their bankers to leak information they would maybe raise in September was obviously going to tank the share price which is whats happened, but surely thats all priced in now

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-russia-vaccine/russia-plans-mass-vaccination-against-coronavirus-from-october-ria-reports-idUSKBN24X3KO

eh what? it alreasdy has been plastered all over the news by the 3 big investment banks, thats why the price is low, everyone wants in low so they can 3 bag at 600p in a few years once covid is gone,

i mean i cant see it going to 200p

flights are actually picking up now
The lowest this should have ever gone is around March when lockdown started
now we are coming out of lockdown
i can see this going near 200p , ill be astonished if it did

lol really, my local cinema is still closed, half the shops in INTU are also all closed

just a joke around here , nothings open.

Wincanton has met a tight deadline to launch its fifth distribution centre for tools trade customer Screwfix. Located at Prologis Park in Stafford, the 128,000sq ft DC will open on time next month. This latest facility is the second Screwfix hub that Wincanton has opened in Stafford. Other DCs operated by Wincanton under its Screwfix contract include sites at Lichfield and Trentham. Wincanton said the new site will help Screwfix meet its peak period demand and is big enough to allow

https://motortransport.co.uk/blog/2020/07/20/wincanton-opens-fifth-dc-for-screwfix/

flightradar is REALLY REALLY BUSY

All this chat of a raise just sounds nonsense to me.