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NewsWH Smith shareholders cling on for the long haul
WH Smith shareholders shrugged off another lackluster trading update last week, after the embattled travel retailer posted profits at the very bottom of guidance it had previously downgraded
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NewsWH Smith scrapes bottom end of profit guidance
The travel retailer told investors this morning that while a ‘solid’ summer peak of trading had boosted revenues 4% in the fourth quarter, full-year headline profit before tax and non-underlying items would come in at £75m
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NewsFever-Tree stock hit despite Molson Coors tie-up progress
Fever-Tree was punished for failing to exceed expectations this week, as results for its first half-year were deemed “more evolutionary than revolutionary”, as phrased by Barclays analyst Ashutosh Jain.
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NewsFever-Tree returns to growth in UK in heatwave-powered first half
The tonic and soft drinks brand’s revenues climbed 8% to £183.6m in the half to 30 June 2026, as growth came across all regions
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NewsHilton Food Group shares soar as turnaround gathers steam
Shares in Hilton Food Group have rallied as a turnaround led by new CEO Mark Allen showed promise of higher profits
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NewsApplied Nutrition shares drop as investors cash in on rampant growth
The City gave the cold shoulder to Applied Nutrition after a market update detailing rampant sales growth and a major bump to profits led to a paradoxical fall in share price.
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NewsKraft Heinz to swap Nasdaq listing in favour of NYSE
The CPG giant’s stock will trade on the NYSE from 14 September 2026, under its existing ticker symbol KHC
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Comment & OpinionSustained growth for Diageo is the real test for Dave Lewis
Nine months into the CEO job at Diageo, ‘Drastic’ Dave Lewis has applied a familiar strategy
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NewsOcado shares jump following Korea launch and analyst upgrade
Ocado shareholders were offered a glimmer of hope this week after the turmoil-hit group launched its first Korean robo-warehouse, hailed as a “major milestone” by chief revenue officer Nick de la Vega
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NewsTreasury Wine Estates profits slump amid US write-off
The group’s overhaul of its US business – including the closure of vineyards and brands, and the disposal of inventory – made up the greatest part of the write-offs
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Comment & OpinionWith Argos deal done, Sainsbury’s faces big decisions
Freed of the Argos millstone, will Sainsbury’s turn to Asda, Morrisons or the wholesale sector?
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NewsAG Barr share price slumps after distribution error knocks sales
The Scottish drinks maker’s share price slumped 8% in the wake of Tuesday’s interim announcement
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NewsWadworth puts shares up for sale on UK’s new Pisces private stock market
Wiltshire brewer Wadworth is set to auction shares through the new market, which allows private companies to sell shares into a wider pool of potential investors
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NewsSainsbury’s £120m sale of Argos: the market responds
Shares in the FTSE 100 group raced 3.5% higher to 368p as markets in London opened today and analysts also reacted positively
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NewsUnilever shares soar as World Cup sponsorship scores big in Q2
Unilever shares rallied this week as first-half results blew analyst expectations out the water and proved CEO Fernando Fernandez’s recovery plan was starting to pay off
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NewsVimto maker Nichols hikes dividend after strong first half
Vimto maker Nichols has hiked its dividend by a third, after a “strong period of strategic and financial progress” in its first half
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NewsReckitt bounces back with second-quarter outperformance
Accelerating growth at Reckitt Benckiser has helped the consumer health and household giant bounce back from a weak winter season
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NewsGreencore wins back investor confidence
Greencore won back investor confidence this week as the sandwich maker upgraded its annual profit guidance following better-than-expected trading inspired by the World Cup and recent heatwaves, as well as a lift from the newly integrated Bakkavor
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NewsFTSE retailer profit warnings spike amid Middle East conflict
The number of profit warnings issued by FTSE retailers has spiked, as consumers and suppliers alike suffer the economic effects of the Middle East conflict
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NewsB&M shares under pressure amid turnaround uncertainty
B&M shareholders have endured another week of fresh volatility as first-quarter trading disappointed the City and the discounter’s turnaround plan appeared to stall