Sainsbury’s shares slip as dividend drops
Sainsbury’s shares fell after it confirmed an 8% drop in its full-year dividend as “fierce competition” continues to bite.
Sainsbury’s shares fell after it confirmed an 8% drop in its full-year dividend as “fierce competition” continues to bite.
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Legal & General Investment Management has consolidated charges across its range of funds available to retail investors.
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