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Market Pulse
24 Mar
Mitie, support services
Mitie slumps as it warns over full year revenue

Outsourcer Mitie slumped on Thursday after it warned that full year revenues will be below the current range of market expectations, although profit will fall within.

24 Mar
money
Acquisitions driving growth at Diploma

Specialised technical products firm Diploma was looking at positive growth on Thursday, as a result of its recent acquisitions.

24 Mar
nedbank south africa old mutual
Board changes for Old Mutual's Nedbank

Old Mutual’s majority-owned South African division Nedbank added a new independent non-executive director to its board on Thursday.

24 Mar
sewer cover manhole
International Public Partnerships posts record results

FTSE 250 infrastructure investment company International Public Partnerships posted strong growth in its portfolio on Thursday, with its net asset value rising 21. 5% to £1. 29bn in 2015. NAV per share was up 2. 5% to 130. 2p.

24 Mar
qinetiq
Qinetiq on track to meet full year expectations

FTSE 250 defence and aerospace technology company Qinetiq is on track to deliver on its expectations for the current financial year.

24 Mar
renishaw
Renishaw issues profit warning over Asian downturn

A downturn in Asian demand led to Renishaw issuing a profit warning to the market on Thursday morning.

24 Mar
Westminster, London, politics, government, Big Ben
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower as investors eye retail sales data

London stocks were set to open weaker on Thursday following downbeat cues from the US and Asia, as a stronger dollar hits commodity prices.

24 Mar
noticias
Thursday newspaper round-up: Dyson, Brexit, US shale gas, Barclays

European ministers are expected on Thursday to push telecommunications and digital service providers to work more closely with government authorities to track down terror suspects as part of a post-Brussels attack crackdown. At a hastily arranged meeting, EU ministers responsible for security issues will call for a European legislative blueprint to be drawn up by June to enable governments to obtain easier access to such “digital evidence”, according to a draft statement seen by the Financial Times.