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Friday preview: UK GDP story should remain unchanged
UK national growth figures for the fourth quarter of last year will be the main economic data event on Friday, along with details on the current account and the index of services and house price data from Nationwide.
UK's Brexit bill could be EUR25bn - or even less
Britain’s Brexit bill for separating from the European Union could be as low as €25bn, according to a respected European think tank, which puts the figure at around half of the bloc's €60bn initial claim.
Watchdog fines City banker for sharing client info over WhatsApp
A City banker at US firm Jefferies International was fined by the City watchdog on Thursday for sharing confidential client information over WhatsApp.
UK economic sentiment surges to 18-month high but inflation a major threat
UK economic sentiment in March rose to its highest level in 18 months, with business confidence improving in the services, retail and construction sectors, while remaining high in industry.
BowLeven chairman resigns amid activism upheaval
Bowleven has terminated the contracts of two executive directors and chairman Billy Allan has resigned from the Africa focused oil and gas group with immediate effect, following pressure from dissident shareholder Crown Ocean Capital (COC).
Carr's issues profit warning on US feeds, UK manufacturing hitches
Agriculture and engineering group Carr's warned that profits for the year will be "significantly below" expectations, despite an improving UK agriculture performance.
3i Infrastructure on track after full deployment of cash
3i Infrastructure said its portfolio continues to perform in line with expectations and it remained on track to deliver a full year dividend of 7. 55p per share.
Tobacco packaging restrictions hit sales at Booker
Amid external pressure on its proposed takeover by Tesco, Booker saw total fourth-quarter sales hit hard by the new tobacco display ban and plain packaging restrictions.
Imperial Brands in-line to hit first-half targets
Tobacco company Imperial Brands said it remained on target to hit first-half targets, with both revenues and earnings set to be up strongly at the reported level thanks to the weak pound.