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The news concerning Barclays and Lloyds has a familiar ring, while results from Heathrow show the airport is doing just fine with its existing number of runways.
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Lloyds Banking Group has many household names like Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Scottish Widows. Lloyds Banking Group is a leading UK based financial services group providing a wide range of banking and financial services, focused on personal and commercial customers. The Group’s main business activities are retail, commercial and corporate banking, general insurance, and life, pensions and investment provision. The Group operates the UK’s largest retail bank and has a large and diversified customer base.
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The news concerning Barclays and Lloyds has a familiar ring, while results from Heathrow show the airport is doing just fine with its existing number of runways.
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Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
A mezze of blue-chippers reported earnings results today
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Staley, who is currently a managing partner of US hedge fund BlueMountain Capital Management, will start in December.
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Underlying profits fell by 3% excluding the divested TSB business.
Lloyds (LON:LLOY) gets the banking reporting ball rolling on Wednesday as it is the first of three of the 'big four' reporting this week.
Three of the big four banks report this week, while the big three integrated oil majors also weigh in.
Three of the big four banks report this week, while the big three integrated oil majors also weigh in.
Spend! Spend! Spend! Retail sales surged in September. Time to up that overdraft limit ...
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When will it all end, Lloyds shareholders have been asking for five years or more. Investec thinks it has the answer.
Banking results season is imminent, prompting a few brokers to take stock.
Headline dividends totalled £27.2bn in third quarter of 2015, up 6.8%
FTSE 100 was 76 points higher at 6,404 following more big gains by Glencore as it cut zinc production.
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The sell-off by the Treasury takes its stake in Lloyds to under 11%
London’s blue chips rallied after a weak start as interest rates dominated sentiment across Europe.
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More than 62,500 people have expressed interest in registering for the shares
Tesco is far from out of the woods, according to Cantor Fitzgerald, which wants the retailer to set out its turnaround plans stretching forward to 2020.
City workers may find their sandwiches and mineral waters cost a little more than usual this lunchtime - as the new 5p charge for plastic bags kicks in.
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Treasury plans to sell at least £2bn of shares to retail investors
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In the UK, things were looking better than they were after the data release, with the FTSE100 ending almost 60 points higher, around 1%, to 6,129.
The U.S. economy created just 142,000 new jobs in September and the number of new hires in August and July was also revised lower.
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Big bank shares rose on Friday before easing lower as the PPI scandal, which has severely blighted the sector in recent years, appeared to have an end in sight.
Banks were on the up as an exit from the PPI black hole is possibly in sight.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 4pm.
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Companies featured in the broker spotlight: Wolseley, SABMiller, Coca-Cola, UK banks, Tullow Oil
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Companies featured in the broker spotlight: Wolseley, SABMiller, Coca-Cola, UK banks, Tullow Oil
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Starbucks is going to adhere to the Living Wage legislation when it is introduced - and that includes for employees under 25, who are not covered by the legislation.
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After lunch, investors were not willing to carry much risk into the American session.
The FTSE 100 was 8 points lower at 6,109 as China and the crucial Fed meeting weighed on European indices
FTSE 100 gained 39 points to 6,157 with nearly all of the Footsie members showing early advances.
After lunch, investors were not willing to carry much risk into the American session.
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Barclays, Lloyds, HSBC, William Hill, BP, RIO, Avation and Talk Talk were all in Tuesday’s broker spotlight
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Lloyds, Barclays, Diary Crest and Stagecoach are in Tuesday’s broker spotlight
'Black Monday', as it has already been dubbed, as the global rout continues, also bought a clutch of corporate offerings...
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Lloyds, Greece and a new skyscraper for the City were among the topics attracting hits on Monday.
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Rolls Royce and ITV were among the big name risers as Britain's blue chips closed higher on Friday.
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Interim profits rose 38% to £1.2bn compared to expectations of £1.9bn.
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Lloyds, Provident Financial, Weir, Drax and Diageo were all in Friday’s broker spotlight
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Equatorial Palm Oil did well while Anglesey Mining struggled...
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In London, the FTSE 100 was 6 points higher to 6,674.
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Reaction to updates from British Airways owner IAG, lender Lloyds and gas giant BG may determine Footsie's fate.
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The company couldn’t drag the FTSE 100 higher, which was down 7.5 points to 6,661.
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Lloyds updates, as it hopes to be rid of the tax-man on its shareholder register soon, while BG reports as it hopes to become part of Royal Dutch Shell.
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Banking giant Lloyds sought to reduce its risk exposure by offloading a portfolio of Irish commerical loans for around £827mln.
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Serious Fraud Office asks Barclays to sign deferred prosecution agreement".
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There are lots of departures being announced this morning, but Barclays is keeping mum over reports that it will be announcing more redundancies
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Payouts excluding special dividends hit £28.3bn in the second quarter.
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The Financial Times reports that Chinese stocks have recovered their poise, while in Europe there are pleas from German businesses, employing 500,000 UK workers, for Britain to stay in the EU
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Rolls Royce, Marks & Spencer and Lloyds Bank are in Tuesday’s broker spotlight
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Broker upgrades lift Land Securities and Lloyds Banking, but Rolls-Royce is in the wars again, as brokers slash their target prices.
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Dixons Carphone becomes the latest successful UK retailer to take a crack at the US market. The government reduces its stake in Lloyds after the lender announced plans to further reduce its workforce.
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The bailed-out bank is JP Morgan's 'top pick’ in the sector
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In the UK, the FTSE 100 was 18 points to the good at 6,844 with Sports Direct leading the way higher.
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George Osborne's speech last night in the City, Argos and Home Retail (LON:HOME) and Ryanair (LON:RYA) were all trending topics on the web today..
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In Europe, Greece deferred its payment to the International Monetary Fund while in the US, non-farm payroll data showed there were 280,000 new jobs generated in May.
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It has already set aside more than £12bn to deal with compensation claims from customers.
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The top-share index recovered from a weak start to finish in positive territory.
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The FTSE 100 slipped back from this morning’s gains
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Lloyds was big news on Monday, but then again Britain's biggest banks are never far from the headlines. As well as being among the top five Footsie gainers, the group was gaining traction in webworld over news of its share sale....