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Director dealings: Card Factory CFO sells major chunk
Card Factory's finance director Darren Bryant and his family sold £13. 2m of shares in the greetings card retailer as they regained a 12-month high.
FTSE 250 movers: Inmarsat rockets, FirstGroup tracks lower
The FTSE 250 shot up towards new all-time highs on Thursday before a mid-morning dip swept away some of the early froth.
Credit Suisse downgrades Mediclinic over soft margins, volumes
Mediclinic International's litany of long-term margin challenges and slower medium-term volume growth in Abu Dhabi were behind Credit Suisse slashing its earnings forecasts and downgrading its recommendation to 'neutral'.
Friday preview: Non-farm payrolls to seal US rate hike decision
Friday this week is non-farm payrolls day, with very little in the way of corporate news on the UK calendar.
Rolls-Royce wins new marine engine supply contract
Rolls-Royce has won an order to supply low-emission gas engines for Norwegian ferry operator, Torghatten Nord.
UK manufacturing output growth eases slightly
UK manufacturing activity slowed as expected in May, according to a closely followed survey published on Thursday, but economists disagreed over whether it would be enough to buoy the overall economy.
Electra confirms NAV after significant realisations
Electra Private Equity said its pro forma net asset value at the start of June was £769m after the 914p dividend it declared last week.
G4S, Coats and Sirius Minerals enjoy promotion in FTSE 350 reshuffle
G4S and Segro will be added to the FTSE 100 index, FTSE Russell confirmed overnight, as Hikma Pharmaceuticals and Intu Properties are demoted to the FTSE 250.
Johnson Matthey hikes dividend 'only' 5pc as final numbers divide analysts
Johnson Matthey posted solid growth in sales and profits for the year to 31 March, with revenue up 12% and profit before tax up 19%, helped by a big currency benefit - though some analysts and investors felt short changed by the guidance for the new year.
Micro Focus confirms HPE Software's improving margins, falling sales
Ahead of its agreed merger, Micro Focus International confirmed that US-based HP Enterprise Software saw margins improve but sales continue to drop off in the second quarter.
UK house prices in reverse for third month in a row
UK house prices fell for the third month in a row in May, the first time this has happened since 2009, according to a survey from Nationwide published on Thursday.