European stocks closed lower on Friday as a major technical outage involving Microsoft hit businesses around the world, while weaker-than-expected UK retail sales also hit sentiment.

European stocks opened lower on Friday as a major technical outage involving Microsoft hit businesses around the world.

European stocks opened lower on Friday as a major technical outage involving Microsoft hit businesses around the world.

Key highlights for the six months ended 30 June included a 25% increase in underlying management fee income to £156m, a 44% rise in fee-related earnings (FRE) to £61.8m, and a 92% jump in ...

Analysts at Berenberg hiked their target price on financial services firm AJ Bell from 370.0p to 410.0p on Friday after the ...

Wall Street stocks were in the red early on Friday following heavy losses recorded a day earlier. As of 1430 BST, the Dow ...

Yellow Cake reported a significant rise in its full-year financial performance on Friday, driven by a substantial increase in ...

Stocks in London were holding lower in early afternoon trading as investors digested the latest political headlines out of ...

Business advisory firm FRP Advisory Group announced the acquisition of Lexington Corporate Finance on Friday, for total consideration of £3m, plus an additional amount for net assets acquired of about ...

Bridgepoint Group upgraded its full-year expectations on Friday, after reporting a stronger-than-expected financial ...

Praxis Group announced on Friday that it was in the preliminary stages of considering a potential cash offer for Capital & ...

People monitoring technology specialist Big Technologies announced the resignation of its independent non-executive chair ...