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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.
- Aviva boss warns new homes in areas at risk of flooding could be uninsurable −3.8
Aviva's boss said newly built homes in areas at risk of flooding might become impossible to insure. - Former Hiscox chief Masojada elected Lord Mayor of London +1.8
Bronek Masojada, ex-Hiscox chief executive, was elected next Lord Mayor of the City of London. - Pakistan finance minister meets Standard Chartered CEO +2.8
Aurangzeb met Bill Winters to discuss financing, capital markets, tokenisation and sukuk. - Police cordon at Stanway Sainsbury's car park −2.1
Police cordoned off the Stanway Sainsbury's car park and later issued an update. - Rio Tinto and RevoCast widen supply of lower-carbon aluminium billet +6.3
Rio Tinto and RevoCast have widened the availability of lower-carbon billet across North America. - Confidence among UK businesses falls to 17-month low, Lloyds reports −2.9
Data from Lloyds showed confidence among UK businesses at a level not seen since April 2025. - Housing Plus Group borrows £246m from NatWest +5.7
NatWest provided Housing Plus Group with about £246m of funding. - NatWest consumer changes and trials +3.6
Birmingham Live reports NatWest changes affecting rival banks, Alzheimer's support and an industry-first trial. - Caterers see data centre catering opportunity +7.4
Reports say caterers see a roughly $3bn market in feeding data centre workers.
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