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Every story and headline we have analysed, 30 September 2026 to 28 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.
- Diageo launches 2026 The Twelve Casks collection +4.4
Diageo launched its 2026 The Twelve collection led by Lagavulin 1991. - Ackman holdings: Pelosi overlap and Netflix return +2.5
Pieces cover Ackman's stock bets, including Netflix. - National Grid director buys depositary shares and updates voting rights +0.7
A National Grid director purchased 2,507 depositary shares worth $200K, while the company published its voting rights and senior executives' share transactions. - HSBC Private Bank survey on entrepreneurs' AI investment +2.2
A survey indicates entrepreneurs in the Philippines intend to increase their spending on AI. - Standard Chartered awards KES 9m to seven women-led Kenyan startups +5.6
Seven Kenyan startups with women founders received KES 9 million from Standard Chartered. - National Grid trials quicker links for South Wales industry +4.7
- Scottish Widows HQ to become hotel +2.2
Plans for a 385-bedroom hotel at the former Scottish Widows HQ were approved. - Scottish Widows finds 34m adults face uncertain retirement 0.0
A Scottish Widows study found that over 34 million adults are looking at an uncertain retirement. - UK CMA seeks views on McCormick's combination with Unilever Foods +2.8
The CMA invited comments, and McCormick says integration planning is on track. - Reckitt recruits Guntas Randhawa from Unilever −1.7
Randhawa leaves Unilever for Reckitt. - St James's Place awards Sharesave options and lists extra shares +0.5
St James's Place granted Sharesave options to executives including the CFO and COO and added shares for employee schemes. - Man who was drunk on Aer Lingus Seattle flight receives sentence −4.2
A man was sentenced for disrupting and assaulting on an Aer Lingus Dublin-Seattle flight. - Schroders Capital chief Georg Wunderlin to leave when Nuveen takeover completes −3.8
Georg Wunderlin is set to leave after the Nuveen takeover completes. - Tote bags withdrawn by Sainsbury's and Argos due to chemical hazard −7.9
Sainsbury's and Argos have recalled tote bags over a chemical risk warning. - Babcock agrees extension to MoD maritime support bridging deal +6.0
Babcock agreed a brief extension of its MoD bridging agreement, with a long-term agreement on submarine support still to come. - New festive blend from Johnnie Walker Blue Label for India +4.3
Johnnie Walker Blue Label launched a festive blend with Rahul Mishra. - LSEG takes Super Validator role at Canton Network +8.1
LSEG will take up the Super Validator role within the Canton Network. - LSEG and Snowflake widen their partnership +8.5
LSEG and Snowflake announced an expanded five-year collaboration. - Vodafone UK launches Pro 4 broadband with 8Gbps speeds +5.8
Vodafone announced Pro 4 fibre and 5G broadband packages, which include a Wi-Fi 7 router, a social tariff and record speeds. - Vodafone and Nokia trial new fibre technology +5.5
Vodafone and Nokia are testing technology including 50Gbps FTTP to extend existing fibre network life.
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