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PRESS: TP ICAP Shareholders Reject Executive Pay Plan - Telegraph

Britain's FTSE rises on insurers and banks, mid-cap index has record close

* FTSE 100 up 0.5 pct * Insurance, financials support index higher * FTSE 250 closes at record level * Thomas Cook suffers on cautious outlook * Miners tumble as copper prices turn down (ADVISORY- Follow European and UK stock markets in real time on the Reuters Live Mark

European shares end at 2-week high, SocGen and Total advance

* STOXX Europe 600 index rises for third straight day * SocGen, Eutelsat, Total rise as results please * But Commerzbank slips as weak earnings outlook disappoints * Bank of America analysts upbeat on European equities (Adds details, closing prices) By Atul Prakash and D

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: FTSE 250 Held Back By Thomas Cook And RPC Group

UPDATE 3-Shareholders revolt over Thomas Cook pay as cautious outlook hits shares

* Over 20 pct of shareholders vote again directors' remuneration * Tour operator sees bookings rise * Reaffirms guidance despite cautious tone (Adds shareholder rebellion over executive pay) By Alistair Smout LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Shares in Thomas Cook fell more than

Over 20 pct of shareholders reject Thomas Cook's management pay

LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - More than 20 percent of shareholders in tour operator Thomas Cook voted against the board's planned pay awards for directors on Thursday, including one of its top shareholders. At the firm's Annual General Meeting, 21.68 percent of shareholders voted against the Th

UPDATE: Thomas Cook Faces Pay Backlash; Outlook Cautious

Top Thomas Cook shareholder opposes firm over pay plans at AGM

LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Standard Life Investments, the fund arm of insurer Standard Life, said on Thursday it had voted against the re-election of the board members who set pay at holiday firm Thomas Cook after it disagreed with their plans. SLI, the second-biggest investor in Thomas Cook

Falls in Smith & Nephew, miners weigh on Britain's FTSE

(ADVISORY- Follow European and UK stock markets in real time on the Reuters Live Markets blog on Eikon, see cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?pageId=livemarkets) * FTSE 100 up 0.1 pct * Smith & Nephew down after results * Thomas Cook weighs on mid caps By Kit Rees LONDON, Feb 9

European shares gain for 3rd day, SocGen and Total advance

(ADVISORY- Follow European and UK stock markets in real time on the Reuters Live Markets blog on Eikon - see cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?pageId=livemarkets) * STOXX Europe 600 index up 0.2 pct * SocGen and Eutelsat among top gainers * Yara International worst performer By Atul P

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Stocks Higher; Aviva Up But Smith & Nephew Down

Thomas Cook disappoints with first-quarter update as caution remains

(ShareCast News) - With the European travel outlook remaining highly uncertain and a shareholder battle over bonuses is brewing, Thomas Cook started the year in muted fashion but is still confident it can hit full year targets. Revenue in the three months to the end of December was up 1% to £1.6bn b

Thomas Cook says bookings ahead of last year on expanded European offering

LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Tour-operator Thomas Cook said that bookings for the summer were up on last year on Thursday, but it remained cautious on the rest of 2017 given political and economic uncertainty. Thomas Cook said that 31 percent of its summer holidays had been sold, with bookings

FTSE 250 movers: Mining shares gain as metal prices rise

(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 250 closed the session down 0.19% to 18,377.37 points. Mining shares rallied, including Hoschchild Mining, Kaz Minerals and Centamin, as metal prices gained. Investors flocked to gold amid a politically motivated sell-off in equities. At 15:26 GMT, on Comex, gold was

Sunday newspaper round-up: US recession, Housing policy, RBS

(ShareCast News) - Donald Trump's economic honeymoon could come to an end as soon as next year, senior City fund managers have forecast, with the US at risk of plunging into recession. Nine years on from the start of the financial crisis, the US recovery may be overheating, Legal & General Investmen