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20 Jul
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FTSE 250 movers: Challenger banks up on CML mortgage data, silver hits Vedanta

The FTSE 250 extended its winning streak to four days on Thursday, led by retailers and mortgage lenders.

20 Jul
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Friday preview: Vodafone, Acacia, AO World updates eagerly awaited

Several companies about which investors have many questions are due for updates on Friday, including quarterly numbers from Vodafone and AO World plus interim results from Acacia Mining, providing equity investors plenty to chew on ahead of next week's results season feasting.

20 Jul
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BP in talks to sell North Sea production assets

BP has begun talks to sell its North Sea oil and gas production assets, according to reports on Thursday.

20 Jul
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Spirent's refocus and new CFO leads to Jefferies upgrade

Spirent Communications was upgraded to 'buy' from 'hold' by Jefferies on Thursday as the testing company has "refocused" the business on markets that could drive stronger growth.

20 Jul
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Clothing sales rejuvenate UK retail sector in June, economists take pinch of salt

UK retail sales were rejuvenated by warm weather last month, according to the Office for National Statistics, though economists disagreed over whether this was a sign of a revitalised economy or a false dawn.

20 Jul
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Ashtead elevated on news from US rival

Ashtead, the US-focused equipment rental group, was given a boost on Thursday by strong results and market commentary from US peer United Rentals.

20 Jul
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Unilever profits step up amid post-Kraft strategy acceleration

First-half earnings from Unilever were stronger than expected and the consumer goods colossus increased its guidance for full year profit margins as the results of its new growth strategy come through rapidly.

20 Jul
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Howden Joinery impresses despite shaved profits

Howden Joinery hoisted sales in the first half of the year but the retailer's profits were whittled down as it increased investment and pension costs.