FTSE 100 Closes Higher as Vodafone Surges 13% and easyJet Jumps on Apollo Bid 📈 The FTSE 100 ended higher on Friday in calmer trading, helped by a double-digit rise
FTSE 100 Closes Higher as Vodafone Surges 13% and easyJet Jumps on Apollo Bid 📈 The FTSE 100 ended higher on Friday in calmer trading, helped by a double-digit rise
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the latest requested stocks, including Avacta, easyJet, Fulcrum Metals, First Class, Panther Metals, and Quantum Helium.
Quantum Helium Limited (AIM: QHE) has reported gross oil revenue of US$316,263 from its Sagebrush Project during the first half of 2026, as stronger commodity prices and additional production from
Quantum Helium Limited (AIM: QHE) said shareholders have approved its proposed share consolidation at an extraordinary general meeting.
London’s leading stock indices ended the week on a subdued note, with the FTSE 100 edging lower after briefly trading near a two-month high. The blue-chip index closed down 21.87
Quantum Helium Limited (QHE) provided shareholders with a review of the key milestones achieved over the past twelve months ahead of the Company’s Extraordinary General Meeting (“EGM”), which is scheduled to
Year of Transformation Ahead of Extraordinary General Meeting
GenIP (GNIP) hosted a closed-door senior roundtable earlier this week in partnership with Knowledge Exchange UK (KEUK), bringing together more than twenty of the UK’s most senior figures in research commercialisation, technology transfer, and science
Publication of OAK Securities Research Report
Tap Global Group plc (TAP), an innovative digital finance hub that brings money payments and crypto settlement services together in a single user-friendly app, provided a further update on Tap Earn
Quantum Helium Limited (AIM: QHE) has reported highly encouraging results from the ongoing Extended Production Test at its Sagebrush-1 well in Colorado, confirming high-grade helium concentrations, strong reservoir characteristics and
London markets ended the week on a mixed note as gains in the FTSE 100 were offset by weakness in mining shares, while stronger-than-expected US jobs data triggered a sell-off