(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London ended on an upbeat note on Wednesday as markets looked ahead to key inflation data out of the US on Thursday. Read More
(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 in London hit another multi-year high on Wednesday, as investors grew increasingly confident on the day before of a key US inflation reading. Read More
(Alliance News) - Daily Mirror and Express publisher Reach PLC is to axe 200 jobs as part of major cost-cutting following a slump in advertising revenue. Read More
(Alliance News) - Reach PLC on Wednesday said it will move to cut costs as the newspaper publisher continues to grapple with tumbling advertising revenue. Read More
(Alliance News) - Trainer sellers were the star performers in early trade in London on strong numbers from JD Sports, though grocers, housebuilders and insurers struggled following poorly received updates from J Sainsbury, Barratt and Direct Line. Read More
(Alliance News) - National World PLC on Wednesday said that it has no intention to make a firm offer for Reach PLC, following recent press speculation about a potential transaction. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in Europe bounced back on Friday, putting Federal Reserve hawkishness to one side for now, as hopes of a reversal of zero-Covid policies in China lifted the mood. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were called higher on Friday in the wake of US Federal Reserve and Bank of England rate hikes, as markets now await a key US jobs report, expected to show a softening in the labour market. Read More
(Alliance News) - Reach PLC on Tuesday said third-quarter revenue declined, with its performance in September hurt by the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Read More
(Alliance News) - The mood in global markets remained dark early Tuesday, with poor sessions in New York and Asia set to spill over to the European open. Read More
(Alliance News) - The mood in global markets remained dark early Tuesday, with poor sessions in New York and Asia set to spill over to the European open. Read More
