Symphony Environmental says key orders 'now finally nearing closure'
“Individually, each is material to the business but collectively would be transformational,” the company told investors
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Holders Technology soars after turning a profit
A look at the major movers on the London market on Monday
PZ Cussons buys baby and child personal care brand Childs Farm
Childs Farm makes bath and shower, skincare and haircare products, which are complementary to PZ Cussons’ core Baby and Hygiene categories
Has Ukraine war affected Bank of England mood on interest rates? - Thursday's agenda
Will the BoE ignore the war and put up interest rates again or decide we are suffering enough already
Inflation and housing in focus as brickmaker Ibstock reports full year results
The market will be keen to hear commentary on how demand from housebuilders is holding up.
Greggs, Berkeley, Direct Line, Bakkavor, Ibstock, and DS Smith in focus in coming week
Looking ahead to the coming week on the London Stock Exchange.
Victoria’s Secret issues profit warning citing ‘global unrest’
The company does, however, anticipate performance to improve in the following nine months
Reckitt reports revenue ahead of expectations and forecasts growth for 2022
The maker of Dettol and Lemsip expects to exit 2022 with mid-single-digit like-for-like net revenue growth
How long can Unilever and Reckitt pass on price inflation before losing consumers to budget brands?
“Brand names and marketing have a large impact on the price elasticity of demand,” according to Investopedia
FIVE at FIVE: Unilever and Rolls Royce in spotlight, Audioboom soars, banks targeted by activists
Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news.
Glencore's coal mining dividend and UK wage growth under the spotlight on Tuesday
Surveys point to wage growth slowing down, meaning earnings are falling further behind inflation
British American Tobacco transformation continues with strong growth in non-tobacco products; to return £2bn to shareholders
The company forecast revenue growth of 3%-5% and EPS growth in the high single digits for 2022
FTSE 100 closes lower as rising inflation and interest rates spook investors
The markets are trying to determine the next step for the Federal Reserve
PZ Cussons sees in-line full-year profit after revenue returns to growth in second quarter
Chief executive Jonathan Myers noted that challenges such as rising commodity and freight costs "remain for the second half"
Lloyds Banking and Taylor Wimpey among Credit Suisse's "Top of the Crop" ideas
Credit Suisse took a slew of stocks that its analysts are high on. It then winnowed the list by checking its analysts' expectations against the market's and historical benchmarks to get its "Top of the Crop".
Joules festive period hit by omicron as share price plummets
Despite the tough start to the year, the board hasn’t readjusted final year guidance
Supermarket data and Virgin Money UK take centre stage, with Alphabet in spotlight later
As the first day of the new month, we will start to see the start of the next wave of macro data
Dr Martens 'stitching starting to fray' says analyst
As a result of Covid-19's impact on global manufacturing and shipping, wholesale performance was lower than expected, the iconic boot manufacturer said
Boohoo and Asos rival Shein plans to go public as its founder considers citizenship change
The IPO would be the first significant equity deal by a Chinese company in the US since regulators clamped down on overseas listings last summer
TI Fluid Systems sees full-year revenue growth exceeding global light vehicle production growth
The automotive parts supplier announced that chair Manfred Wennemer is retiring and will be succeeded by Tim Cobbold following the company's AGM in May