Company
Jaywing PLC
LON:JWNG
Jaywing PLC is a leading UK-based agency employing around 600 people across five sites in the UK (Leeds, Sheffield, Newbury, Swindon and London) and with an embryonic operation in Sydney, Australia. It is the largest agency in the North of England.
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Grafton Group upbeat after record first half profits but warns on supply chain issues
A look at the major movers on the London market on Wednesday
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InfraStrata posts solid gains as it advances Islandmagee project
A look at some of the major risers and fallers in London on Wednesday
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Small cap movers: ASOS considers taking a leaf out of Deutsche Bank’s book as it mulls job cuts
A look back at some of this week's more interesting stories from London's junior market
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Rose Petroleum leaps as energy investor Jon Fitzpatrick picks up 5% stake in the company
A look at the day's major movers, including Xeros Technology Group, Redx Pharma, Bango, PageGroup, Hays, Jaywing and One Media iP Group
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FTSE 100 closes higher but off 6,700
The UK blue-chip benchmark closed around four points higher at 7,692
Eyes on Marks & Spencer and Ocado as spotlight is set to remain on retail
Marks & Spencer's AGM day is set to be less eventful than usual, as it has decided not to provide a trading update.
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High street vs online: Updates from retailers Mark & Spencer and ASOS will provide fuel
Aside from M&S and ASOS, the week ahead will also bring trading updates from the likes of Ocado, Burberry, Barratt Development, Experian, and JD Wetherspoon
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Webis Holdings, Billby both leap after posting a return to profit
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in the London market today
PREVIEW- How is ASOS travelling on its roadmap?
Numis said that the recent weakness in Sterling gives the group additional firepower to reinforce its international pricing position
Week Ahead: ASOS PLC likely to welcome sterling's post-Brexit tumble
Youth-orientated fashion firms ASOS and Supergroup go head to head, while a bit further up-market Burberry may regard the Brexit fall-out as a mixed blessing