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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According to CISI’s latest survey, the financial services industry’s confidence in the UK’s economic prospects is on the wane, but this doesn’t appear to be discouraging investors.
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Legal & General Investment Management has consolidated charges across its range of funds available to retail investors.
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Fate has hung up on Phones 4u but, with Dixons Carphone and others set to benefit, is it time for investors to make another call on the retail sector?
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As Tesco CEO Phil Clarke steps down and is replaced by former Unilever executive Dave Lewis the supermarket sector is more cut-throat than ever, and it is far from clear whether a change at the top will revive the companys fortunes.
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As Sainbury’s becomes the latest UK retail name to announce falling sales investors may well be asking themselves whether it is a sector to steer clear of all together in the near term.
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Bolstering its sales team, Henderson has poached former Goldman Sachs UK retail expert.
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Latest IMA stats unveil the clear winners in net retail fund sales for 2013.
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A year after joining Henderson‚ Paul O'Connor will co-head the multi-asset team.
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The GLG UK Income Fund will be now managed by Henry Dixon.
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A year ago today, the picture on the UK high street looked extremely gloomy as HMV followed a string of high profile closures and confirmed its shares were being suspended from the London Stock Exchange.
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The two firms are the FTSE 100's top performers today (3 Jan) as it is the bargain stores that are winning the UK retail battle.
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