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FTSE in the green after UK PM vows to ‘rip up’ paperwork to boost growth featured picture

FTSE in the green after UK PM vows to ‘rip up’ paperwork to boost growth

London's FTSE 100 closed in the green on Monday, after UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer courted businesses to boost investment in the UK, declaring the nation open for business. It was a glum day for gambling firms, however. Shares in bookmakers were well and truly bashed on UK tax raid fears, which Jefferies warned 'would all but wipe out' sector profit in the nation. The FTSE 100 index closed u...
Next director sells £2.6 million shares, Greggs director sells up and Ramsdens director makes plans for retirement with sale | Directors Deals featured picture

Next director sells £2.6 million shares, Greggs director sells up and Ramsdens director makes plans for retirement with sale | Directors Deals

Jeremy Stakol, executive director at fashion and homeware retailer Next (NXT) and his wife Marcelle Stakol have sold 26,523 shares at £98.79 for a total value of £2.6 million on 10 October. Stakol's move comes after the company raised its year-to-January-2025 profit guidance for the second time in two months on 19 September. Stakol has been an executive director at Next since last year having...
Sainsbury’s shares fall after biggest shareholder Qatar Investment Authority trims stake featured picture

Sainsbury’s shares fall after biggest shareholder Qatar Investment Authority trims stake

Sainsbury's (SBRY) shares fell nearly 5% to 275p after the supermarket group said its biggest shareholder, the QIA (Qatar Investment Authority), had sold £306 million worth of shares at 280p each, a discount of around 3% to the prior closing price. Prior to the sale, QIA owned 14.2% of the FTSE 100 group. The timing of QIA's sale has spooked investors who are wondering why it would reduce its...
Jobs not inflation key worry for US markets, Google sabre rattling and activist lands at Pfizer | Wall Street Week featured picture

Jobs not inflation key worry for US markets, Google sabre rattling and activist lands at Pfizer | Wall Street Week

Another winning week for US stocks shouldn't disguise the stickier than hoped for inflation that investors are seeing. US stocks retreated from record highs as headline inflation slowed on an annualised basis in September, but was still faster than expectations, providing the Federal Reserve with less impetus to cut interest rates at a fast pace. The consumer price index was 0.2% in September,...
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