International Workplace Group PLC - Zug, Switzerland-based provider of hybrid workspace under Regus and other brands - Chief Executive Christian Schmitz buys 50,000 shares at GBP1.83 each, worth GBP91,300 in total, on Wednesday. Read More
International Workplace Group PLC - Zug, Switzerland-based provider of hybrid workspace under Regus and other brands - Chief Executive Officer Christian Schmitz buys 150,000 shares at GBP1.72, worth GBP258,538, on Wednesday. Schmitz stepped up to CEO in June, after founder Mark Dixon moved to executive chair from CEO. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened higher on Tuesday, as figures showed UK gross domestic product growth in the first quarter, offsetting uncertainty about talks between the US and Iran. Read More
International Workplace Group PLC - Zug, Switzerland-based provider of hybrid workspace under Regus and other brands - Increases its share buyback programme by USD50 million, taking the programme up to USD150 million. The firm announced the first tranche on December 31 and a second on March 3. International Workplace Group grants Jefferies authority to carry out the buyback. Read More
(Alliance News) - The UK economy grows 0.6% in the first quarter, Sainsbury's backs its guidance as first quarter sales rise, while Acceler8 Ventures agrees to an all-share acquisition of Intuitive Investments. Read More
International Workplace Group PLC - Zug, Switzerland-based provider of hybrid workspace under Regus and other brands - Increases the size of its 5.125% bonds due 2032 to EUR500.0 million from EUR300.0 million. The tap issuance will form a single series with the original bond and will be traded on the London Stock Exchange. The proceeds will be use for general corporate purposes. Read More
(Alliance News) - International Workplace Group PLC on Tuesday announced that company founder Mark Dixon has moved from the position of chief executive officer to that of executive chair. Read More
(Alliance News) - Rathbones flags a GBP60 million regulatory remediation charge, while International Workplace Group and Hilton Food Group unveil leadership changes. Meanwhile, boohoo, now trading as Debenhams Group, narrows losses and reports improving trading momentum. Read More
