Company
Future PLC
LON:FUTR
Future plc was founded in 1985 with one magazine, but now has operations in the UK, US and Australia creating over 180 special-interest publications, websites and events with a strong market position in games, film, music, technology, cycling, automotive and crafts. Future is traded in the ISDX Exchange HERE
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Future sees "significant growth" in the first half
Future pulled it out of the bag again with its interim results, which revealed growth in both revenue and earnings
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FTSE 100 clocks off at new closing high
FTSE 100 closed at a new all time high on Thursday, up 0.70% to 7,787
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Royal Mail in the spotlight, but will Thomas Cook deliver more growth?
As Moya Greene's last set of Royal Mail results are released analysts expect the attention will be on guidance for 2019.
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Wide variety of blue-chip updates due in coming week - from Centrica to AstraZeneca
Week ahead includes updates from drugs giant AstraZeneca, mobile phones operator Vodafone Group, British Gas-owner Centrica, and postal delivery firm Royal Mail Group
Future looks bright as media company mulls resumption of dividend payments
The company once known as Future Publishing is really getting the hang of this digital lark, with its online audience seeing organic growth of 12% year-on-year
FTSE 100 close down as sterling firms and retailers disappoint
Around 3.10pm, the FTSE 100 index was down about 6 points at 7,411, below the day’s peak of 7,425.19, but above the low of 7,389.54
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Fullers’ full-year numbers set to bring some fizz to a flat Friday in London
With little news due from London’s listed companies, at least there are always the Black Friday sales to keep investors occupied
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Week ahead: UK Budget, EasyJet, Kingfisher, Mothercare, William Hill, United Utilities
The week ahead centres on the Autumn Budget but also sees updates from EasyJet, William Hill, Kingfisher, United Utilities, Mothercare and Fuller Smith & Turner
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Future PLC raises expectations as chairman signals intention to bow out
Peter Allen will not be going back to the Future board room after February's AGM
FTSE 100 barely changed after PM's speech; Centrica slides
Not much happening among the blue-chips but Image Scan and Future were among the big movers in the small caps sector
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Tesco set for 'upbeat interims', but Topps Tiles' trading update expected to be drab
The day ahead includes first half numbers from supermaket giant Tesco PLC and a fourth quarter trading update from struggling tiles retailer Topps Tiles PLC
LightwaveRF shares power up on Apple certification news
Proactive is monitoring all the movers and shakers on the day
Centaur shares jump as it accelerates transformation with major B2C disposal and big B2B acquisition
The information, insight and events group has entered into conditional agreement for the disposal of its business-to-consumer division, Home Interest to Future PLC for an enterprise value of £32mln
Future shares jump as the magazine publisher reports strong first half earnings
Future's first half revenue and profit were boosted the acquisitions of Imagine Publishing and Team Rock
Pantheon Resources up as its says it can develop a processing facility that should produce gas for less than US$5 a barrel
A look at some of the biggest London-listed risers and fallers today
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Hikma expected to revise full year guidance in trading update after delays to generic Advair drug
Hikma Pharmaceuticals reports its first quarter trading update with its full year guidance in focus following delays to its generic version of asthma drug Advair
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Pension scheme front and centre for Royal Mail Group PLC
Week ahead: Royal Mail, Burberry, SSE, Mitchells and Butlers, easyJet ...
Investors are bracing for TalkTalk Telecom Group’s trading update
Recent expert commentary doesn’t bode well for TalkTalk investors.
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Week Ahead: Shell expected to announce unchanged dividend for 2017
Big names reporting this week: SSE, TalkTalk, AstraZeneca, Compass, Vedanta
Chancellor's Autumn Statement is time for fiscal re-set
The new chancellor of the exchequer gets to set out his stall
Trending: ‘Fat finger’ error causes pound to plunge
A human error may have caused a flash crash in the value of sterling earlier on, while Asahi is looking to acquire some of SABMiller’s European assets
Risers & Fallers: Sports Direct, URU Metals, Nu-Oil and Gas...
Major share price risers and fallers in London at 4pm
Future reports positive trading but Imagine Publishing deal falters
The CMA has found competition issues, it emerged as Future issued a pre-close update.
London’s FTSE prices in a Remain poll victory
London’s FTSE100 closed firmly higher, anticipating a Remain victory in Britain’s European Union referendum on Thursday
FTSE 100 pointing to a victory for the Remain camp
Traders are betting that the Brexiters will be vanquished in today’s plebiscite, though of course, the plebs may yet vote the “wrong” way.
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Risers & Fallers: Alt. Asset Opps, Chaarat, Imagination Tech, SyQic, VOG, XP Power
it is a second day of strong gains for Clontarf Energy as things looks set to start moving again for the company in Ghana.
Future says page has turned with profit
The publishing group showed positive signs in the first half of the year, beating market expectations on the way
Preview: Self-help to boost Spectris PLC
Last year was a tough one for Spectris but the instrumentation and controls specialist should soon start to feel the benefit of cost-cutting and acquisitions
Week ahead - Is Merlin on the right track?
Other updates come from paving specialist Marshalls, SSE Group, Thomas Cook Group PLC and Mothercare
Friday's agenda: Patisserie to keep investors sweet with divi
A quiet day is in prospect, especially with no guide from the US – closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving Day – to guide the markets.
Week ahead: Osborne looks for spending cuts after Lords tax credit rejection
Kingfisher and Cineworld will catch the eye but George Osborne will be the headline maker next week