Wed, 24th Jul 2013 11:10
(Alliance News) - easyJet PLC on Tuesday said it expects yearly profit to top market expectations, as the budget carrier enjoyed "strong booking momentum" in its first-half and hailed a return to pre-pandemic capacity levels in the UK over Easter.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened higher on Tuesday, after China saw a stronger-than-expected economic rebound at the start of 2023, while data pointed to a softening in the UK labour market.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in London were called to open flat on Tuesday, after data showed an unexpected rise in UK unemployment.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Low-cost airline easyJet on Tuesday said it expected to beat market expectations for annual profits due to high demand and strong summer bookings after slashing losses in the first six months of the current year.
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*Read more(Sharecast News) - The market spotlight on Tuesday would shift away a little from the US, barring surprises.
Read more(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Thursday morning and Wednesday:
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*Read more(Alliance News) - European markets were on the rise early Friday afternoon after eurozone inflation data failed to spring any negative surprise.
Read more(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and Thursday:
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Read moreBRUSSELS, March 29 (Reuters) - European airline leaders called on Wednesday for measures to prevent chronic French air traffic control strikes penalising thousands of passengers using the country's airspace for transit, as Paris warned of new protests on Thursday.
Read moreLONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - Aviation in Europe can expect a better summer than last year, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said on Wednesday in Brussels, but air traffic control strikes would continue to weigh heavily on the industry.
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