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Shares in pharmaceutical giant GSK rose on Friday as investors anticipate the company's second-quarter results on July 28, with particular attention on its sales performance.
AstraZeneca's cancer treatment, Enhertu, has received regulatory approval, a significant development that is expected to positively impact the pharmaceutical giant's future revenue streams.
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has signed a significant $1.7 billion agreement with Chinese firm CSPC Pharmaceutical Group for the discovery and development of new kidney disease treatments, expanding its pipeline in a key therapeutic area.
AstraZeneca has announced a collaboration with Abbisko Therapeutics to conduct a clinical trial for a combination therapy targeting non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), signalling a potential expansion of its oncology pipeline.
Shares in diversified mining giant Anglo American saw gains following news that the swap ratio for Canadian miner Teck Resources has become thin amid low turnover.
Shares in Rio Tinto have underperformed the broader FTSE 100 index due to ongoing pressure on iron ore prices, driven by weaker demand from China. This trend is impacting major mining companies with significant exposure to industrial metals and the Chinese economy.
Mining giant Glencore held steady as a cobalt deadline approached, with market attention shifting to copper, a key industrial metal for the global economy.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has affirmed its long-term strategy, citing resilient global demand for raw materials, a positive signal for the broader mining sector.
UK hotels and holiday parks are seeing a surge in summer bookings as Britons opt for domestic holidays, driven by concerns over international travel disruptions and rising airfares.
The government's decision to allow pubs in England and Wales to remain open until 5 am for an upcoming World Cup match against Mexico presents a short-term opportunity for hospitality operators like Whitbread, despite police concerns over the late announcement.
A new report highlights a deepening crisis in the British hospitality sector, with numerous closures and widespread fears of collapse, despite a niche rise in 'competitive socialising' venues.
Lloyds Banking Group is reportedly planning to replace its Halifax brand with the core Lloyds name, a move that signals a potential consolidation of its retail banking presence.
Lloyds Banking Group is reportedly moving to replace its Halifax brand, a significant strategic decision that could streamline its retail banking operations and brand portfolio.
Lloyds Banking Group has been highlighted for its attractive dividend yield, which currently stands above 3%, making it a focus for UK income-seeking investors.
