Burberry's second half revenue struts lower as licensing and wholesale sales fall
Shares in the luxury fashion company are lower as analysts raised concerns that a stronger pound could hit results
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Burberry Group designs, sources, manufactures and distributes luxury mens, womens and childrenswear and non-apparel accessories globally through its own retail stores, concessions and wholesale customers. Burberry also licenses third parties to manufacture and distribute products using the Burberry trademarks. The Company's non–apparel offerings include handbags, soft accessories, such as scarves, small leather goods, shoes, belts and jewellery.
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Shares in the luxury fashion company are lower as analysts raised concerns that a stronger pound could hit results
Although it has been an up and down day for the Footsie, it has rarely strayed far from last night's closing level
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Luxury group Burberry PLC will deliver a pre-close season trading update, while Primark discount clothing chain owner Associated British Foods PLC delivers its first-half results
The UK prime minister has announced a snap general election for 8 June
Spread betting firm London Capital Group expects the FTSE 100 index to open around 10 points lower at 7,317, having shed 21.4 points last Thursday
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Burberry boss Christopher Bailey said the "combination of the upfront payments and ongoing royalties is financially attractive and is expected to provide an accretive impact to our earnings from FY 2018/19"
UBS said Burberry is its “preferred turnaround name in luxury” as it repeated its ‘buy’ recommendation and raised its target price
The fashion house has been one of the main beneficiaries of the weak pound since Brexit
FTSE 100 shares closed lower on Tuesday after investors turned edgy over Brexit plans which hit banking and retail shares as well as took sterling to an 8-week low against the US dollar
Barclays has raised its target price and reiterated an 'overweight' rating on Burberry
Albert Frere is estimated to be worth the best part of £4bn, and has just disclosed a 3% stake in the fashion house
FTSE 100 stocks, just like Wall Street, defied soothsayers’ prognoses that investors didn’t much like a threadbare speech to Congress from US President Donald Trump overnight, and pledged their vote to his spending ambitions as record heigh
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London's FTSE 100 hit reverse gear as the pound recovered a little of its mojo
Delivering retail revenues of £745mln, the group, famed for its distinctive check design, said full-year earnings would be in line with market forecasts.
FTSE 100 shares closed higher on Wednesday, in spite of investors dumping shares in educational publisher Pearson
“We expect Burberry’s Q3 trading update (to be released tomorrow before the market) to show similar trends to Q2," Haitong said.
Marco Gobbetti will join the luxury fashion brand on 27 January as executive chairman of the Asia Pacific and Middle East business
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FTSE 100 index closed down 0.2% at 7,327 on Monday, as the 14-session record high winning streak crashed after shares in banks and oil companies slipped
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Among the big retail names reporting are Burberry, Halfords and Pets at Home.
FTSE 100 stocks closed at a record high on Monday, extending from its feat last week, as it marked the eighth successive record peak, largely thanks to a weakening pound
FTSE 100 stocks closed firmer on Wednesday but a grim outlook for 2017 from Next plc left retailer shares in the bargain bucket
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FTSE 100 shares extended gains in the second half of Tuesday to close comfortably up in tendem with record-breaking gains on Wall Street
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Reports over the weekend suggested an ‘informal’ offer had been made by Coach to acquire the iconic British fashion brand
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FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Thursday thanks to miners and the construction sector, while the laggards included venerable British names Royal Mail and Rolls Royce
Performance was boosted by the strength of the dollar - which may not last for long after last night's events
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Aside from the election, several UK retailers have results due next week
FTSE 100 stocks gave up the 7,000 level on Wednesday as mining stocks dragged the market lower
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FTSE 100 shares ended softer on Friday after a trans-Atlantic tobacco takeover bid failed to lift the mood of the market
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FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Wednesday after fashion house Burberry bounced back
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A look at some analyst views on Tuesday morning
FTSE 100 shares managed to close higher on Tuesday and hold onto the 7,000 mark – just. The blue-chip ticker ended up 0.8%, or 52 points, at 7,000.06 in what looked like a photo finish
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A return to like-for-like sales growth on the retail side was in line with expectations but the decline in wholesale revenues was a worry
ASOS is very clearly on the front foot, Peel Hunt asserts
The collapse of sterling will have been a boon to both retailers
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A look at some City analysts view on Tuesday.
FTSE 100 shares narrowly missed out on a record closing high on Tuesday after slipping back from record levels thanks to renewed Brexit fears which sent the pound below $1.23, as well as growing expectations of a US rate hike this year. Ear
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An early look at some broker views on Tuesday
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The influential Swiss house reckons Germany is back on the growth trail after 13 successive quarters of stuck in reverse gear.
It was better news for the miners which have rallied since June’s EU referendum
UK shares closed higher on Tuesday, extending gains from the previous session, while investors awaited the outcome of central bank meetings in Japan and the United States
UK stocks ended sharply lower on Friday, never once turning into the black, after trade data failed to ignite excitement among investors
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While it was good news for the gold miners, brokers were mixed in their outlook for ARM Holdings after yesterday’s takeover news
London stocks succumbed to selling pressure and ended Thursday lower, after investors were spooked by the Bank of England’s decision not to cut interest rates
The FTSE 100 Index fell back to stand 9.8 points ahead at 6680.23 but Ocado chatter provided interest
London’s shares edged lower on Wednesday, in tandem with Wall Street losing steam mid-way through the New York session, and despite a smooth transition to a new British Prime Minister. Sterling was part of the problem. After recovering from
Outgoing chief exec Christopher Bailey said the luxury brand endured a challenging external environment.
London’s blue chips edged lower despite US markets powering to another high overnight.
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Burberry’s surprise boardroom change yesterday gets plaudits from UBS
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Youth-orientated fashion firms ASOS and Supergroup go head to head, while a bit further up-market Burberry may regard the Brexit fall-out as a mixed blessing
Finishing the week on a high, the Footsie managed to achieve a gain on the week
Financial stocks were going well as markets begin to adjust to the prospect of interest rates rising sooner than previously expected
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Upmarket fashion chain hiked annual dividend and pledged to buy back up to £150mln of shares
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Around 7% of Burberry's shares have been shorted. Meanwhile, The Share Centre reports that 2015 was the worst year for FTSE 350 companies' results since at least 2007.
Other updates come from paving specialist Marshalls, SSE Group, Thomas Cook Group PLC and Mothercare
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BT Group, Vodafone, Ashmore, Burberry, BHP Billiton, Horizon Discovery all feature in Wednesday’s broker spotlight.
FTSE AIM All-share added 0.19% to 732.6, while FTSE100 was three points better at 6,367, another new high for the year.
UK small caps were outshining big caps in early deals with copper junior Weatherly International PLC the runaway gainer.
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House builder Persimmon slides after griping about planning delays in an otherwise upbeat trading update
Chain said sales to travelling luxury customers in continental Europe slowed
Positive indications from Nike, Adidas and other sportswear firms suggest another good set of results are on the way from trainer and premium leisurewear retailer JD Sports.
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Don’t tell Goldman Sachs, but, mining stocks were the top performers in the small cap market so far today.
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Burberry, Cineworld, Goals Soccer, Restaurant Group, Premier Oil, Anglo America, Antofagasta, Griffin Mining and EnQuest are all in Friday's broker spotlight.
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Britain's blue chip index took the scenic route to finish pretty much where it started - up 83 points to 6,096
FTSE100 was keeping its head above water at lunch as oil crept higher and educational publisher Pearson (LON:PSON) saw shares rise.
Tristel ends a rough week on a high note as directors buy more than 100,000 shares in the company.
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BAE Systems, Burberry, Next, Smith & Nephew, AstraZeneca and Britvic are all in the broker spotlight on Tuesday.
Tesco reported its first group like-for-like sales increase for more than four years
Retail sales grew by 1%, with like-for sales unchanged year-on-year
With food prices in decline, supermarkets are finding it hard to grow like-for-like sales, but it means the Bank of England is in no hurry to raise interest rates to combat inflation
Sainsbury dismayed City with lower same-store sales and lack of news on Home Retail
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Unusually, the majority of the big gains today were to be found among the FTSE 350 - especially the FTSE 100
FTSE100 was buoyed by retail stocks at lunch and investor sentiment seemed to be improving as the index climbed 1.6% higher.
The twin perils of food deflation and the hard discounters continue to threaten the supermarkets, while the warmish weather has caught firms on the hop
There were a few blue chips cheaper as well as Footsie dipped 23 points at the open to 6,369.
The FTSE 100 Index fell 64.49 points to 6232 at lunchtime
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Rolls Royce saw its shares nosedive by a fifth today
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FTSE 100 Index fell 12.26 points to 6284 after grim Rolls-Royce update
The fashion retailer boosted its interim dividend by 5% to 10.2p.
Burberry and Rolls Royce catch the eye on a busy Thursday
There are bigger companies reporting this week, such as Sainsbury's, Prudential, SABMiller and Rolls-Royce, but few will command as much coverage as TalkTalk,
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Strong Phase III data for its Shingrix shingles vaccine in patients over 70 years follow encouraging data from the 50 years and older study.
China has cheered the market, especially investors in resource stocks, by announcing further stimulus measures
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The FTSE100 pushed on throughout the afternoon, ending around 40 points higher to 6,378.
Footsie rose 28 points to 6,366 on hopes that US will delay interest rate hikes