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CAB Payments confirms plans to list on the London Stock Exchange
A string of businesses have turned to New York for a listing rather than London this year, with global banking woes pushing the sum raised from UK...
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Fuller's loses £5m in sales from railway worker strikes
Back in January, Fuller's blamed the strikes for its sales over the crucial festive trading period being 5 per cent down on pre-pandemic levels.
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Halma top brass hike dividend for shareholders as revenue rises
Halma has posted a dip in full-year pre-tax profit today, but lifted its dividend as revenues rose by 21 per cent.
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BUSINESS LIVE: Asos returns to profit; Informa boosts forecasts
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Asos, Informa, Fuller, Smith & Turner, Legal & General, Halma, CAB Payments,...
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Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes as inflation eases in US
While further US rate rises are likely in the coming months, the move reflected the fact that inflation in the US has fallen to 4%.
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New Shell boss Wael Sawan slams brakes on going green
Wael Sawan, who took over as chief exec in January, also pledged to boost returns to investors, cut spending and win back market confidence.
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Pyrex-owner Instant Brands files for bankruptcy in the US
Instant Brands filed for bankruptcy protection, blaming high interest rates, inflation and supply chain issues for making debts unsustainable.
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West End landlord Shaftesbury shrugs off the cost of living crisis
Shaftesbury - whose estate includes London's Covent Garden (pictured) - said sales at shops run by its tenants were 13% stronger than in 2019
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M&C Saatchi shares sink despite assurances of margin growth
M&C Saatchi has warned that a challenging advertising environment will continue to weigh on revenues this year.
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Robert Walters shares dive as recruiter predicts much lower annual profits
The London-listed recruiter reported that net fee income dropped by 10 per cent at constant currency rates for the first two months of the second...
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Shell to hike dividend by mammoth 15%
Shell is set to hike its dividend by 15 per cent as part of the oil giant's plans to hand more cash back to shareholder under its new boss Wael Sawan.
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E.ON Next to pay £5m for 'severe weaknesses' in customer service
The energy regulator found 'severe weaknesses' at the company during a market compliance review conducted between October and December 2022.