BBC: Spurs ‘not for sale’ as owner rejects buyout interest
BBC: Spurs ‘not for sale’ as owner rejects buyout interest
The FTSE 100 edged higher on Friday, closing up 23 points, or 0.3%, at 8,554.80 after a hesitant start, as easing trade war tensions lifted investor sentiment. The mid-cap FTSE
The Telegraph: Pakistan calls India bombing ‘act of war’ Islamabad vows to retaliate after nine air strikes bring nuclear-armed neighbours to brink.
The UK’s benchmark FTSE 100 index closed higher on Friday, extending its longest-ever streak of gains.
Reform beat Labour by six votes in the Runcorn by-election, with Labour apparently putting this down to the government not moving fast enough on delivering change. This rather misses the
AIM Again
There was not much good news on either the political or economic front this week, with perhaps the saving grace being that many stock market participants have decided that hiding
Gfinity PLC (AIM: GFIN) is set to receive £450,000 conditionally and has designated David Halley as the new chief executive, aiming to shift its focus towards advertising on gamer websites.
Broadly, the AIM All-Share Index was mostly stable, experiencing a negligible 0.03% drop to 790.25 points during the first week of June. In contrast, the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250
Golden Metal Resources (GMET), is a mineral exploration company focused on tungsten, gold, copper and silver within Nevada, USA.
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most followed small caps on the London stock market. Today’s selection of charts is FTSE 100, DAX 40, Dow, Bitcoin,
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most followed small caps on the London stock market. Today’s selection of charts is FTSE 100, Dax, Dow, Bitcoin, Blencowe,