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Fri 09 May 2008
Copper miner Kazakhmys has rejected an indicative £7.05bn bid approach from fellow Kazakh miner Eurasian Natural Resources (ENRC).
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Music and games retailer HMV reported a 10.1% rise in like-for-like sales in the 16 weeks ended 26 April and said it expects full-year profits before tax and exceptional costs to be towards the upper end of market expectations.
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Fri 09 May 2008
London ended the week on a dull note, giving up all of the gains seen earlier this week, with fallers today outnumbering risers by three to one among Footsie constituents. ENRC's rejected bid approach for Kazakhmys came after the bell and too late to affect proceedings.
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1630: The FTSE 100 slumped deep into the red today with financials among the fallers after US insurance giant AIG announced $7.81bn of losses in its first quarter results.
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Fri 09 May 2008
French utility company EDF is going it alone in its bid for the UK government's 35% stake in nuclear power station operator British Energy, newswire Reuters reported sources as saying.
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Week Ahead |
Friday 09 May
Finals Armor Designs Inc (DI), C&C Group, International Marketing & Sales Group, Investors Capital Trust A Shares, Maruwa, Mercury Recycling, Noble Health Fund VCT, Oakdene Homes, Plant Offshore Group, Tinci Holdings, Toray Inds.
AGMs Equest Investments Balkans, Zest, Kenmare Resources, Intertek Group, Oxford Biomedica, Glen Group, Atlantic Global, Hochschild Mining, Hill and Smith, Delcam, Getmobile Europe, Cattles, Psion, Charles Taylor, Hutchison China Meditech, Smurfit Kappa, European Islamic Investment Bank, Laird Group, Bovis Homes Group, Aga Foodservice Group
Monday 12 May
Finals Freeplay Energy, Gable Holdings, Metal-Tech, Northern Petroleum, Robert Wiseman, Stobart Group
AGMs Burst Media, Centrica, Colliers CRE, Zirax, Raven Mount
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