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FTSE 100 up 22 despite stock market chaos in China
Footsie was 22 points higher at 6,454 despite another torrid night for shares in Asia and more uncertainty over Greece.
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Tesco - the leading supermarket in Britain With small grocery stores under the Tesco Metro brand name, big supermarkets outside cities (Tesco Extra) and 24-hour stores.
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Footsie was 22 points higher at 6,454 despite another torrid night for shares in Asia and more uncertainty over Greece.
George Osborne delivered the first Conservative Party budget for 20 years.
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Footsie was 29 points lower at 6,591 having clawed back ground on talk of a Greek compromise..
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FTSE10O was lower as supermarkets and Greece were in focus.....
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The full weight of the Greek saga made its presence felt on Footsie at the close....
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US shares start positively despite Greece; Nike results cheer
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FTSE100 was 53 points lower at 6,755 as the Greece saga rumbled on.
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Tesco is a top riser on the FTSE 350 by virtue of things getting worse at a slower rate than previously.
CEO Dave Lewis says it is a step in the right direction
FTSE 100 ends lower as reaches last chance saloon - again...
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Portuguese finance house BESI thinks Tesco needs a rights issue, but it would be a major shock were it to announce one on Friday
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The Footsie ebbed in the afternoon as Greek debt negotiations took a turn for the worse, but the index still finished in positive territory.
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London's blue chips are higher despite some last minute wrangling in the set-to between Greece and its pay-masters, but the mid-cap index takes some lumps.
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Traders stay optimistic about deal between Athens and Brussels
The morning's gains ebbed away as negotiations between Greece and its creditors took a turn for the worse
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Tesco's new boss has followed the text-book by "kitchen sinking" everything in sight and putting non-core assets up for sale, but how is the core business doing?
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City firm Investec reckons Premier Foods (LON:PFD) is tasty and has upgraded the share to 'buy' from 'hold'. It also punts up the target price a tad - to 51p from 47p each.
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Britain's blue chips closed around 16 points higher, at 6,846 as gains were halted by news that Greek talks had stalled.
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Investors took the news that Greece and its creditors are ramping up their discussions as a positive sign.
The Dow Jones climbed 72 points, or 0.4% to 18,069, while there were similar gains for the Nasdaq and the S&P 500.
Chain says strong food price deflation and competition hitting trading
Share-borrowing in big UK grocers has hit new highs in last few weeks, Markit says
the supermarket chain is lowering the price of 200 items as it battles an increase in popularity for discounters Lidl and Aldi.
London's main index was flat at lunch with supermarkets at the bottom of the index.
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London's main index was flat at lunch with supermarkets at the bottom of the index.
Netflix has added more subscribers in one year than Canal or Sky did in twenty.
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In Europe, Greece deferred its payment to the International Monetary Fund while in the US, non-farm payroll data showed there were 280,000 new jobs generated in May.
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London's blue-chip stocks were lower today on Grexit fears as prime minister Alexus Tsipras deferred the county's payment to the International Monetary Fund until the end of the month.
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New haulage contracts help trucking group boost profits
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Big cap miners erased losses yesterday but could not stop Footsie closing lower on the day. FTSE100 finished over 25 points lower, or 0.36%, to 6,928 as miners made up the top three gainers despite uncertainty after the Chinese manufacturin
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Supermarket giant Tesco was near the bottom of the index as its sales slipped 1.3% in the 12 weeks to 24 May. Meanwhile, plumber's merchant Wolseley sat atop the index after good third quarter results.
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As Footsie was seeing red again Tuesday, big banks and UK mortgages were a trending theme. Scandal hit HSBC (LON:HSBC) was hitting headlines again as it emerged that it will next week cut thousands of jobs - up to 20,000 - according to repo