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LBG Media CEO snaps up shares and Tristel CEO sells after announcing retirement | Directors Deals featured picture

LBG Media CEO snaps up shares and Tristel CEO sells after announcing retirement | Directors Deals

Alexander 'Solly' Solomou, chief executive of youth publisher LBG Media (LBG: AIM) bought 341,929 shares at an average of 73p for a total value of £248,753 on 18 April. Earlier in the week, the LADbible owner reported solid full-year results with group revenue rising 7.5% to £67.5 million. The company said adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest taxation depreciation and amortisation) was...
Growing tension in the Middle East worry investors, Brent oil falls to $86.53 at midday featured picture

Growing tension in the Middle East worry investors, Brent oil falls to $86.53 at midday

Stock prices in London declined as investors were cautious due to concerns that the Iran-Israel conflict could escalate, following reports by Iranian state media about explosions in the province of Isfahan. The FTSE 100 index was 47.06 points, 0.6%, at 7,829.99. The FTSE 250 was down 166.79 points, 0.9%, at 19,283.88, and the AIM All-Share was down 4.00 points, 0.5%, at 741.29. The Cboe UK 100...
Stocks retreat for third straight week, Netflix shares fall on plans to stop reporting subscriber numbers | Wall Street Week featured picture

Stocks retreat for third straight week, Netflix shares fall on plans to stop reporting subscriber numbers | Wall Street Week

US stocks endured a difficult week with technology stocks and small caps particularly in the firing line amid disappointing news from the chip sector, escalating tensions in the Middle East and the pushing back of rate cut expectations. Electric vehicle maker Telsa had a particularly tricky time of it as investors continue to react to news of job cuts, a big delivery miss earlier this mo...
London markets sharply lower at open after Israel launches overnight retaliation attack on Iran featured picture

London markets sharply lower at open after Israel launches overnight retaliation attack on Iran

European stocks declined on Friday morning after reports of explosions in Iran, fuelling worries of a conflict escalation. The FTSE 100 index opened 50.93 points lower, 0.7%, at 7,826.12. The FTSE 250 was down 178.53 points, 0.9%, at 19,272.14. The AIM All-Share was down 4.15 points, 0.6%, at 741.14. The Cboe UK 100 fell 0.7% to 781.46, the Cboe UK 250 was down 0.8% at 16,706.81, and the Cboe...
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