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London midday: Stocks push higher as investors mull borrowing data, Nvidia results

London stocks had popped into the black by midday on Thursday as investors mulled third-quarter results from US tech giant Nvidia and the latest UK borrowing figures.

09:55
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Liontrust to cut jobs as profits fall

Liontrust Asset Management said on Thursday that it was planning to cut around 25 jobs in a bid to save costs, as it reported a drop in first-half profits but struck an upbeat note on the outlook.

09:52
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Speedy Hire swings to interim loss

Tools and equipment hire firm Speedy Hire said on Thursday that it swung to an interim pre-tax loss amid higher costs.

09:20
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London open: FTSE dips as Nvidia fails to impress; JD Sports slides

London stocks dipped in early trade on Thursday after third-quarter numbers from US tech giant Nvidia failed to impress investors and as geopolitical tensions continued to simmer.

08:02
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Mitie hails record contract wins as H1 profits rise

Mitie reported a jump in first-half profits and revenue on Thursday as it hailed record contract wins and renewals.

07:33
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London pre-open: Stocks seen up as investors mull Nvidia results

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Thursday as investors mulled third-quarter results released overnight by US tech giant Nvidia.

07:21
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Thursday newspaper round-up: Energy suppliers, Tokamak Energy, RedBird IMI

Energy suppliers will spend £500m helping customers with their energy bills this winter, after the government helped broker a deal involving 12 of the biggest companies in the UK. Suppliers will spend the money in a variety of ways, including putting credit on some customers’ bills, writing off the debts of others and putting credit on prepayment meters, sources told the Guardian. – Guardian.