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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.
- Ying Ying Tan named by Standard Chartered +1.0
Standard Chartered named Ying Ying Tan, also appearing in people moves and Sibos coverage. - HSBC among UK banks affected by Google Cloud outage −4.0
Outlets report a Google Cloud outage hit UK banks including HSBC, which later reported services back to normal. - Diageo defeats Bonnybridge couple's whisky fungus case +5.0
A Bonnybridge couple lost their 12-year case over whisky cask fungus. - BAE Systems shows 155mm cannon for use against drones and ground targets +5.8
Army Recognition says BAE has revealed a 155mm cannon designed to destroy drones and hit ground targets from long range. - SSE community and scholarship funds +4.5
SSE opened a £90,000 community fund and a £194,000 STEM scholarship fund. - Croda interim dividend held steady +3.2
Pieces discuss Croda's rally, dividend and possible undervaluation. - UK regulator finds breach relevant to Severn Trent −9.4
Ofwat found that a unit of Severn Trent had breached its duties, bringing wastewater scrutiny for the company. - Haleon stages single-day Toronto wellness event called Health House +4.5
Haleon ran a one-day Toronto pop-up focused on wellness. - Citi lowers National Grid price target to 1,175p −0.3
Citi cut its National Grid price target to 1,175p from 1,253p and keeps Hold. - Compass Group workers win tobacco surcharge class action −5.7
Compass workers prevailed in a class action over an improper tobacco surcharge. - Computacenter dividend due 23 October +5.3
Computacenter's dividend is due 23 October, with AI data centre demand in focus. - Standard Chartered thinks bets on BoC rate hikes have gone too far +0.8
Standard Chartered said BoC rate hike bets look excessive. - Businessman sues British Airways over Baileys slip −2.8
A businessman suing BA for £4m over a slip is reported, with a friend and a later report on his sailing. - CMA delivers BT-TalkTalk report to government +1.7
Outlets report BT has bought TalkTalk and PlatformX out of administration, with an estimated £400m cash impact, and advice for customers. - Sainsbury's discussed a merger with Morrisons −0.1
Several outlets report, citing Sky News, that Sainsbury's had preliminary discussions with Morrisons about a merger earlier this year. - Centinela unions reach deal ending strike −2.1
Unions and Antofagasta restart negotiations over the Centinela strike. - Unions oppose Apollo's takeover of easyJet +1.5
Unions across Europe oppose the £5.7bn Apollo takeover as it heads toward a vote and Q1 2027 close. - BAE Systems unveils directed energy and autonomous systems at AUSA +6.5
Outlets report BAE Systems unveiling MDACS, a microwave weapon and autonomous armoured vehicles at AUSA 2026. - LSEG partners with NVIDIA on Tick History analysis +6.4
LSEG says its work with Nvidia means Tick History analysis that once took hours now takes seconds. - Vodafone raises VodafoneThree annual savings target to £1bn +7.0
Vodafone set a higher goal of £1bn in yearly savings at VodafoneThree by 2032, alongside an £11bn network plan, and its shares fell.
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