(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 faded into the close on Friday, ending little changed, as US markets fell amid soft economic data. The FTSE 100 index closed down just 3.60 points at 8,659.37. The FTSE ...

The FTSE 100 was almost flat and markets across the US were lower on Friday, as traders digest fresh data about the UK's ...

Barclays’ Q4 saw strong growth and higher TNAV per share. Find out why BCS stock remains undervalued despite elevated costs and integration expenses.

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Gas storage sites are operating with 26 per cent less gas than a year ago, according to Centrica, meaning the UK has just a ...

The UK public’s expectations for the economy worsened for a fifth month running in February, having fallen almost 40 points ...

Mark Hartley considers the investment potential of a leading FTSE 100 bank after two major US brokers put in positive ratings ...

Annual results today fuelled strong share price performances by widely-held Centrica and Lloyds Banking Group. The British ...

Lloyds Banking Group has reported a 20.4% drop in annual profit, missing forecasts due to motor finance provisions and ...

The luxury brand fell out of the FTSE 100 in its September quarterly reshuffle last year after its share price dropped nearly 75 per cent in 16 months ...

Lloyds Banking Group posts a 20% fall in annual profits to £5.97bn, missing expectations as the car finance commission ...

Glimmers of hope for a luxury rebound, plus a well-received turnaround plan directed by Burberry CEO Joshua Schulman, seem to ...