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April 11 (Reuters) - Cineworld (CINE.L) said on Tuesday it had filed a reorganisation plan in a Texas bankruptcy court that will effectively wipe out existing shareholdings, sending its stock to an all-time low.

Gold continues to surge as investors seek out haven assets amid market turmoil, with all eyes today on key data from the US, including the core inflation rate and FOMC minutes.

The precious metal has bounced over 12% in the last 24 hours to US$2015.76 per ounce, although shy of last week’s all-time high of US$2,034

1 million more people flew out Heathrow last month most flying with BA the extra earnings will move the share price higher

https://www.cityam.com/recession-clouds-lift-over-uk-jobs-market-as-hiring-begins-to-recover/

Shareholders in Cineworld, the UK-based cinema operator, will lose all their money when it begins converting debt into equity as part of a restructuring plan

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The amount money shareholders lost out on from the 2019 withheld dividend payment and then get it back in buyback I feel the pain

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Passenger numbers out this morning

Cineworld just submitting bankruptcy plan

I was looking forward to quarterly dividends they need to try something to change Lloyds from being an unloved investment

London Heathrow Airport said Tuesday that more than 6.2 million passengers traveled through the airport in March, and that this was one million more than in February.

The airport--which is jointly owned by the Qatar Investment Authority, China Investment Corp., Spain's Ferrovial SA and other investment companies--said that March 31 was one of its busiest days since 2019, despite this being the first day of industrial action by Unite the Union.

The FTSE 100 is expected to make a bright start after the Easter break retesting the 7,800 mark.

Spread betting companies are calling London’s lead index up by around 58 points

Heathrow passenger numbers out tomorrow for march should be good as the airport is very busy should see a bounce

As of March 2023, London Heathrow has topped the list of the busiest airports in Europe. Back in November 2022, it had dropped to the rank of second busiest, thanks to strikes and the imposed passenger caps at the time, but since the caps have lifted and workers have come back, London’s most famous airport has leap-frogged over others to earn the title. Boasting over 4 million passengers, London outranks the runner up by 1/3 of a million in a single month.

https://a-z-animals.com/blog/the-busiest-airports-in-the-europe-ranked/

JP Morgan is forecast by City analysts to post profits of £10.7 billion, up from £8.5 billion last year and Wells Fargo – the third largest lender in the US – is in line to unveil earnings of £4.5 billion on Friday, from £3.6 billion last year

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11952069/Super-Friday-crunch-banks-market-turmoil.html

Metro Bank is at risk of a shareholder rebellion over executive pay, after an influential investor advisory firm said the high street lender had failed to justify a “significant” 20% salary hike for top bosses

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/apr/08/metro-bank-risks-shareholder-revolt-over-pay-increase-for-top-bosses

More than 500,000 customers booked a Easter holiday with Tui, the firm said

Popular destinations Turkey, the Balearics, Mainland Spain, Egypt and Greece

The optimistic update led to a 10% jump in Tui shares in London

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11946245/Tui-shares-jump-holiday-group-cheers-strong-Easter-bookings.html

Passenger numbers out on the 11th for march then financial figure out 5th May Q1 results the extra earnings will drive the share price up

April 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Department (USDOT) Wednesday imposed a $135,000 penalty on British Airways over a 2017 tarmac delay in which it failed to ensure the timely deplaning of passengers.

London house prices: Price of a home in the capital will set average buyer back by over £537k

https://www.cityam.com/london-house-price-to-buy-home-in-the-capital-now-537k/

Kim Kinnaird, Director, Halifax Mortgages, said:

“The UK housing market continues to show resilience following the sharp downturn at the end of 2022, with average property prices rising again in March (+0.8%). The typical house price is now £287,880, around 2% below the peak reached last August.