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https://www.yahoo.com/now/uk-economy-england-lockdown-impact-jobs-093743372.html
The UK’s economic recovery is facing a ‘double-dip’ downturn as coronavirus lockdowns batter firms, according to a leading business survey.
Industry data released on Monday points to the sharpest decline in private sector output since May as economic restrictions left firms reeling after four months of expansion.
Trade has taken the biggest hit for firms in services, which makes up four-fifths of the economy from cafes to shops to art galleries. Private sector employment slid at the fastest rate in three months as redundancies grew, despite greater use of the extended furlough scheme.
But the fall in overall trade was still less severe than expected by analysts, however, and vaccine hopes are lifting firms’ optimism about their futures. Manufacturing activity continued to expand, smashing analysts’ predictions of decline to hit a three-month high.
The purchasing managers’ index (PMI) data, one of the most closely watched indicators on the health of the UK economy, shows overall activity declining for the first time in months.
READ MORE: Chancellor warned UK economy needs £164bn boost
Survey responses from firms are turned into a headline figure on the performance of manufacturing, services and the two combined.
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The company has already been given €2bn in loans from the German government to keep it afloat during the crisis and is looking to secure a further €1.8bn. It is also considering an equity placing or disposals to raise cash.
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The company has already been given €2bn in loans from the German government to keep it afloat during the crisis and is looking to secure a further €1.8bn. It is also considering an equity placing or disposals to raise cash.
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MPs call on Europe’s largest tour operator to furlough UK workers
Tui refuses to enrol 550 cabin crew employed . Is this morally right? Do share holders support this policy?
MPs call on Europe’s largest tour operator to furlough UK workers
Tui refuses to enrol 550 cabin crew employed on seasonal contracts in support scheme
MPs call on Europe’s largest tour operator to furlough UK workers
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James I note you've only posted once on the board. So why say you only look for sport?
In September, Rolls-Royce unveiled its new Ghost model, which is expected to retail at around £250,000.
The carmaker's boss Torsten Müller-Ötvös told the BBC that markets in Asia, Europe and the US were now "more or less back to normal".
Events are likely to take off, for example Rolls Royce sales have got back to where they were before. Companies will need events to market their goods.
Why has Hyve share price gone down some much and quickly? Doesn't make sense.
https://www.sharecast.com/amp/news/broker-recommendations/hold-on-to-hyve-shares-liberum-says--7535141.html
Liberum analyst Harry Read kicked off coverage of Hyve with a 'hold' recommendation and a 140p price target, just above the publication price of 136p a share.
30-Sep-15 Interim 2.50p 06-Aug-15 25-Jun-15 26-Jun-15
Final 4.90p 08-Feb-16 07-Jan-16 08-Jan-16
30-Sep-16 Interim 1.50p 05-Aug-16 09-Jun-16 10-Jun-16. Source Halifax
Final 3.00p 06-Feb-17 29-Dec-16 30-Dec-16
30-Sep-17 Interim 1.50p 03-Aug-17 08-Jun-17 09-Jun-17
Final 2.50p 05-Feb-18 04-Jan-18 05-Jan-18
30-Sep-18 Interim 1.50p 02-Aug-18 07-Jun-18 08-Jun-18
Final 1.00p 04-Feb-19 03-Jan-19 04-Jan-19
30-Sep-19 Interim 0.90p 01-Aug-19 20-Jun-19 21-Jun-19
Final 1.60p 03-Feb-
2021 Will see much improvement in revenues.
Why 50pence?
What is Consolidation with regards to Aston Martin ? Why is there aprospectus being sent out and to who will it be sent? Why did the share price go up so quickly and drop v suddenly yesterday?
Covid: Oxford vaccine shows 'encouraging' immune response in older adults
Published35 minutes ago.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54993652
Oxford vaccine reports today should see this share rise!
Some may say President Trump wasn't suitable to be US president. It appears he is causing chaos as he leaves the Whitehouse!I don't normally comment but on this occasion I have
Previous years interim and final dividends were.
30-Sep-15 Interim 2.50p 06-Aug-15 25-Jun-15 26-Jun-15
Final 4.90p 08-Feb-16 07-Jan-16 08-Jan-16
30-Sep-16 Interim 1.50p 05-Aug-16 09-Jun-16 10-Jun-16
Final 3.00p 06-Feb-17 29-Dec-16 30-Dec-16
30-Sep-17 Interim 1.50p 03-Aug-17 08-Jun-17 09-Jun-17
Final 2.50p 05-Feb-18 04-Jan-18 05-Jan-18
30-Sep-18 Interim 1.50p 02-Aug-18 07-Jun-18 08-Jun-18
Final 1.00p 04-Feb-19 03-Jan-19 04-Jan-19
30-Sep-19 Interim 0.90p 01-Aug-19 20-Jun-19 21-Jun-19
Final 1.60p 03-Feb-
BlackRock, Inc. Took out a load of shares - see RNS S
Previously good dividends paid ad well!
Jupiter have taken 5% share in Hyve last week. So must be a good investment and have confidence in Hyve. On the BB others say 3 years of money so should survive easily as vaccines have just reported work for those over 65 yrs old. BBC News today.
So post takeover will the new company be called Premier oil or have a new name (entity)? And aren't PO shares going to be less valuable than pre takeover as PO share holders only get 5% of the new company? Please correct this if this not correct? So why will anyone want to own shares in PO If its not a good proposition?