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Every story and headline we have analysed, 30 September 2026 to 26 October 2026. Nothing is removed: older coverage stays searchable.
How to read a score. Each score rates how good or bad the news was for the company, from −10 (clearly bad) to +10 (clearly good). 0 is neutral, and anything beyond ±6 is strong and rare. It rates the coverage, not the share price.
- JP Morgan backs Convatec guidance ahead of trading update +9.1
Ahead of its trading update, Convatec's guidance appears more secure, according to JP Morgan. - Primark recalls products over safety fears −6.3
Primark has recalled two Halloween gonks over possible asbestos contamination. - National Grid sees FY27 EPS coming in a little over its growth guidance +7.9
Outlets say National Grid increased its fiscal 2027 EPS expectations following solid results in ventures and one-off portfolio gains, while Jefferies maintains a hold rating. - BAE Systems hit by cyber incident, interrupting notifications for American bankruptcy courts −8.3
Outlets report that BAE Systems is investigating a security incident that stopped noticing services for federal bankruptcy courts in the US. - Standard Chartered gives affluent UAE clients access to crypto trading +5.9
Standard Chartered now lets wealthy clients in the UAE trade Bitcoin and Ether. - Luciano Vasques, head of Ithaca Energy, will retire by March 2027 −1.5
Many outlets report CEO Luciano Vasques will retire by March 2027 and the board has begun a successor search. - BP flags impairments ahead of results +3.6
BP expects Q3 impairments of up to $4.5bn, net debt of $13.5-14.5bn and stronger refining margins, with a strategy update in December. - Unilever news coverage −6.3
Outlets report India's food regulator issued notices over misleading health claims. - Prologis has agreed a takeover of Segro +5.7
Reports say Prologis raised its offer to £14bn and the deal cleared shareholder vote, with Vanguard disclosing a Prologis interest. - L&G secures £1.7bn buy-in from UBS pension scheme +8.2
Reports say L&G has concluded a £1.7bn buy-in for UBS's UK pension scheme, the biggest pension risk transfer so far in 2026. - M&S launches Coco de Mer lingerie collaboration +4.8
Outlets reported on the Coco de Mer lingerie collection at M&S, its pricing, and the campaign with Emma-Louise Connolly as its face. - Four telecoms groups sign intent letter on shared satellite spectrum bid +4.6
Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Orange and Telefónica have put their names to a letter of intent covering a possible shared bid for mobile satellite spectrum in the 2-GHz band to support direct-to-device services. - Bank of England probes Barclays over private credit exposure claims −8.6
Outlets report that the Bank of England is looking into whether traders at Barclays gave a misleading account of private credit exposures, and Barclays shares and the FTSE 100 fell. - Orion Minerals obtains Glencore finance for its Prieska project +4.2
Orion is cleared to begin Prieska development with $40m unconditional Glencore funding and an offtake agreement. - Investec gives guidance on interim earnings +2.9
Investec gave interim earnings guidance and shares fell 1.36%. - Frasers discloses Burberry stake of 6.05%, down from 7.4% +2.8
Further outlets report Frasers has raised its Burberry stake to 7.4%, with voting rights up. - Hotel appointments at IHG brands +1.1
Appointments announced at Kimpton hotels and Holiday Inn Express in India. - Legal & General news coverage +8.0
The fund closed at €330m with a 1.5GW portfolio. - Rolls-Royce grants licence for mtu engines to be made in Saudi Arabia +6.6
Rolls-Royce is the first maker of high-speed engines to grant a licence for production locally in Saudi Arabia. - Howdens insider buys shares +1.2
Insiders buy shares under incentive plan.
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