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Six of Europe's Big 7 fast-moving consumer goods companies are battling to adapt their business models to a fast-changing and challenging environment
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from London's AIM market this birthday week
Key to the ongoing success of OnTheMarket will be its ability to convert estate agents on free or discounted rates to the full-price contracts.
The passport business at the Gateshead site will also stop as the business is transferred to a new supplier
The SFO launched its probe last July in connection to De La Rue's operations in South Sudan, where it has been responsible for designing and printing the country’s banknotes
Loss before tax for the year to May 31 is expected to be £2-3mln, while revenue dropped 12% to £191mln
So far, the blue-chip index has seen around 42% of the total payouts for the 2020 calendar year cut or cancelled amid pandemic disruption
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The pottery group aims to raise £10mln from a placing, £0.66mln from a subscription by management and another £2mln from an open offer
The fashion retailer agreed to acquire the 82 stores located in the UK and the Republic of Ireland from the administrator for £1.3mln
South Africa is imposing a coronavirus-related tobacco sales ban, while lockdowns in Mexico and Argentina have lasted longer than expected
The “LIBERATE” trial will be a randomised study of up to 230 patients.
During closures, online sales have rocketed 302% compared to the same period last year
All non-essential retailers in England are allowed to resume trading in shops as of 15 June
Workspace is also releasing final results on Tuesday, with the dividend a potential risk
The broker selected those companies which strengthened their competitive position, customer relevance and online share as top picks
The group has not been materially affected by the coronavirus pandemic and accordingly has not needed to use any of the government support packages
The group told investors it was well-funded and continued to benefit from strong cash flows and has “sufficient levels of cash with no debt"
Restarting activities will come with a number of challenges for retailers, especially for those who were already struggling before the crisis
Despite the trading volatility, the pottery firm said it had seen a “significant uplift” in its online orders from the UK and US