(Alliance News) - IP Group PLC on Thursday said it has extended its share buyback programme by GBP20 million to a total of GBP75 million.

The pound was quoted higher at USD1.3733 at late on Thursday afternoon in London, compared to USD1.3622 at the equities close on Wednesday. The euro stood at USD1.1698, higher against USD1.1626.

Chrysalis attributed this improvement to its share buyback scheme, and upgraded evaluations for some investees. The firm plans to continue repurchasing shares to meet its GBP100 million target for ...

(Alliance News) - Marston's PLC on Thursday said it has appointed Topps Tiles PLC chief financial officer Stephen Hopson as its own CFO. The Wolverhampton, England-based based operator of 1,333 pubs ...

(Alliance News) - AB Dynamics PLC on Thursday reaffirmed its full-year guidance as it said trading in the third quarter was consistent with the first half.

(Alliance News) - Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has cautioned over growing evidence that employment tax hikes are hitting pay and jobs rather than leading to price hikes, but said there is ...

(Alliance News) - RWS Holdings PLC on Thursday said it has bought the intellectual property behind Papercup's artificial intelligence dubbing technology.

(Alliance News) - UK Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said that the Tata Steel plant in Port Talbot does not meet "melt and pour" rules needed to get exemptions from Donald Trump's steel tariffs over ...

(Alliance News) - Volex PLC shares jumped on Thursday as it reported increased earnings for the 2025 financial year and raised its dividend in an "outstanding year". Shares in Volex were up 15% at 362 ...

(Alliance News) - Tekmar Group PLC on Thursday said it expects second half order intake to be strong after a sluggish first half which saw the firm report a widened loss and lower sales.

(Alliance News) - Mirriad Advertising PLC on Thursday reported a narrowed annual loss, although revenue decreased amid delays in the US. Shares in the London-based advertising and product placement ...

Harvest Minerals said that its board had agreed to pause drawing remuneration in the third-quarter of 2024, until the financial situation improved, in an effort "to reduce the company's cash burn rate ...