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FTSE 100 week: Rally runs out of steam

Adrian Lowery, This is Money index was 44.97 points, or 1% lower, on the week at 5251.41. Bolland's departure from Wm Morrison left the supermarket group 5% down over the week at 275.6p. Rival Sainsbury dropped 4% to 329.4p on...

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TD Waterhouse share dealing customers call on telecoms

TD Waterhouse customers turned to the telecoms and mining sectors last week, as both sectors accounted for 41 per cent of top ten trading activity. Commenting, Angus Rigby, chief executive officer at TD Waterhouse said: "FTSE...

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Research and Markets: South African Metals and Mining Industry 2009 Brings You an Entire Coverage...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "South African Metals and Mining Industry" report to their offering. The country is internationally renowned for an abundance of mineral resources,...

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Reportlinker Adds Vanadium - A Global Market Perspective

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- 2007 (in Metric Tons Table 3: Percentage Breakdown of Vanadium Production By Leading Producers in the World - 2006 Table 4: Global Vanadium Market by Region for the Period 2007-2015 (Sales in...

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Reckitt bucks falling FTSE on deal hopes

Reckitt Benckiser , the Cillit Bang and Dettol group, has bucked a falling market following reports it was close to announcing a major deal. A merger with US group Colgate Palmolive was one suggestion, as was a takeover of...

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Reckitt shares clean up on rumours of Colgate deal

Peter Stiff: Market report Could Reckitt Benckiser be the next FTSE group involved in an international takeover deal? Shares in the consumer products group, which makes the Cillit Bang cleaner, rose 35p to £31.40 yesterday amid...

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Market Report: Inventory worries hit chip maker ARM

ARM Holdings, the mid-cap chip manufacturer, was under pressure last night amid concerns that, following a period of rapid restocking across the semiconductors sector, inventories were now rising to levels that could render the...

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FTSE in-depth: Footsie's climb grinds to a halt

A bout of nerves gripped the FTSE100 yesterday as investors turned to defensive stocks amid fears that a market correction could soon bring a sticky end to recent rallies. The Footsie limped down 74 points to finish at 5267.7,...

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FTSE up 0.6 pct; Commodities, banks lead rebound

Britain's top share index rose 0.6 percent in early trade on Friday as commodity and banking stocks led a broad-based rally. By 0900 GMT, the FTSE 100 was up 30.65 points at 5298.35 after closing down 74.43 points at 5267.70 on...

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Commodities lift European shares; Fiat, SEB slip

LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - European shares on Friday rebounded from the previous session's sharp falls and snapped a three-day losing run, aided by gains in commodity stocks on firmer raw material prices but Fiat fell on a UBS...

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