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07:44
Shell Q1 beats estimates as profit hits $7.7bn, launches $3.5bn buyback

Oil and gas giant Shell on Thursday reported much better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on the back of higher margins from crude and oil products trading and also unveiled a new $3. 5bn share buyback.

07:43
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Engine sales drive Q1 growth at Melrose

Aerospace tech group Melrose reported a strong start to the year with its Engines division driving group revenues higher, as it reiterated recently upgraded guidance for the full year.

07:41
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Standard Chartered posts jump in Q1 profits

Standard Chartered backed its full-year guidance on Thursday and posted a jump in first-quarter profit as it continued to benefit from higher interest rates.

07:28
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London pre-open: Stocks seen up amid corporate deluge

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Thursday as investors braced for a barrage of corporate news, including results from Shell and Standard Chartered.

07:23
Spectris maintains 2024 projections, Smurfit Kappa reports solid first quarter

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 31 points higher on Thursday, having closed down 0. 28% on Wednesday at 8,121. 24.

07:20
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Thursday newspaper round-up: Online gamblers, PwC, London taxi drivers

Online gamblers who lose £500 or more a month are to face extra checks from August, the regulator has confirmed, as part of a large package of measures aimed at protecting the most vulnerable customers. The extra checks come in from 30 August, and the threshold for qualifying will fall to £150 of online betting losses a month from 28 February next year, the Gambling Commission said. – Guardian.

07:19
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Spectris reports Q1 sales drop but sees outlook improving

Precision measurement group Spectris has kept its projections for 2024 unchanged despite a "softer-than-anticipated" first quarter, with sales falling against a strong comparative period last year.