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selling this,

Klarna revenues surge during coronavirus
The consumer lender has proven unusually resilient to the global pandemic, rapidly expanding its client base. But can it get out unscathed?
By Isabel Woodford
Wednesday 17 June 2020

moving up now

i worked for capita, clueless place, badly run. wouldnt touch that with a 2m bargepole

yeah i got mine in my ii account this morning at about 10am.

lloyds didnt pay a dividend during credit crunch and price 3 bagged

Bentley, talaxis. easy - probably doesnt need external funding

lombard offloading or transferring to someone else,

very poor timing from the unresearched and unedcuated kombard people - we know Afterpay shares are on a major tear right now

as long as macs clients come back leanly and can make a proft cutting costs could get interesting next year

1). The Tower Restaurant, which sits atop of the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, is to remain closed permanently post-lockdown due to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
2). Rick Stein Group to close two of its restaurants
The Rick Stein Group has announced that two of its restaurants will not reopen once lockdown is lifted.

where are the tr1s.

A total of 30,758,649 Placing Shares have been successfully placed with existing and new institutional investors at a price of 105 pence per Placing Share (the "Placing Price")

probably their placing shares.

continue, with not many shares about - this is bizarre how this is staying down ... for now

2-Jun-20 09:47:06 21.95 32,077 Buy* 21.80 22.00 7,041 O
22-Jun-20 09:40:47 21.95 130,000 Buy* 21.80 22.00 28.54k O
22-Jun-20 09:40:20 21.95 68,282 Buy* 21.80 22.00 14.99k

does a rns saying up to 14,000 soon that will help

from sub50p

the webis junk has really annoyed me too - its irelevant - William Hill will go this alone , no need to help webis out

should have bought more

anyway im still in card so i guess im holding some things for bigger rises these days

if theres no divvy, the share price should keep rising as they retain cash - although in this case its being used to clear some debt

anyway this probably will have a big bounce i reckon

it was a smart move to include the covid cover, puts minds at rest and removes some fear element.

The Group remains on track to receive regulatory approval for the sale of Bennetts Motorcycling Services in the next few weeks and to compete the transaction by 31 July 2020, generating net disposal proceeds of around £23m. nice cash wodge coming.

https://www.saga.co.uk/care

People always see SAGA as just a cruise company and forget the large insurance business. Everytime i see Saga it is having a big rise. And the smaller mid size ships will get booked up I reckon

nothing goes up in a straight line

The Group remains on track to receive regulatory approval for the sale of Bennetts Motorcycling Services in the next few weeks and to compete the transaction by 31 July 2020, generating net disposal proceeds of around £23m.

Looks like this hasnt bounced as much as rest of the FTSE market