The FTSE 100 closed down 7.15 points at 8438.65. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are BT Group, EasyJet, United Utilities, Vistry and Premier Foods. Read the Thursday 16 May Business Live blog below.
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Eurovision fans expressed shock as fan favourites Malta and Belgium failed to make it through Thursday’s semi-final show in a shock result.
Israel’s Eden Golan defied thousands of protestors demonstrating in Malmo calling for her to be excluded from the competition as she made it through to the final.
Latvia, Austria, Netherlands, Norway, Greece, Estonia, Switzerland, Georgia and Armenia were the other countries who made it through to Saturday’s final.
Malta was represented by Sarah Bonnici with the song Loop
Alisson returned to Liverpool’s starting XI on Sunday after missing eight Premier League matches with a hamstring injury that threatened to derail his season – but the blessing in disguise was the form of No 2 keeper Caoimhin Kelleher.
The Irishman was subject to strong interest from Nottingham Forest in the last days of the January transfer window but Liverpool turned down the relegation-threatened club’s approaches. Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo is keen to re-explore signing Kelleher, though.
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Strictly Come Dancing star Amanda Abbington has reportedly demanded bosses hand over footage of her rehearsals with Giovanni Pernice after they clashed while working together.
Actress Amanda, 51, was paired with professional dancer Giovanni, 33, for last year’s series but made a sudden departure from the show in October, citing ‘personal reasons’.
It has now been said she wants to review the recordings as she seeks legal advice over his alleged behaviour towards her as she believes the footage could
The FTSE 100 is flat in midday trading. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Hargreaves Lansdown, Pennon, CVS Group and Halfords. Read the Wednesday 29 November Business Live blog below.
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In ihren neuen Memoiren „Exit Interview“ beschreibt Kristi Coulter ihre Zeit im Unternehmen und verbindet ihre Erfahrungen mit der größeren Geschichte der Beschäftigungskämpfe von Frauen.
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Manchester United have less than four weeks to wrap up their summer transfer business. Erik ten Hag’s side begin their Premier League campaign away to Wolves in seven days’ time and are still hoping to strike deals in and out of the club.
Rasmus Hojlund became the third major signing of the summer on Saturday. He completed his move from Atalanta for a fee of £72million.
The Dane is set to become United’s No 1 striker almost immediately but must
In the seventh round of a penalty shoot-out, Sweden’s Lina Hurtig lined up against Alyssa Naeher, a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals on the line. For two hours—regulation and extra time—neither team had been able to score. The shoot-out had been nervy so far, Sweden matching the United States miss for miss, goal for goal—from newcomers and seasoned players alike. Kelley O’Hara, a veteran for the U.S. team who had been called on in the waning minute of extra
Capita took a mighty tumble after it said it was bracing itself for a financial hit of up to £25million following a cyber-attack that began in March.
The FTSE 250 government contractor, which runs the London congestion charge and collects the BBC licence fee, posted a loss of almost £68million for the first half of 2023.
It estimated that the cyber-attack, which disrupted its IT systems and accessed client data, would cost between £20million to £25million.
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