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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.
- BAE Systems wins US Space Force satellite terminals contract +7.8
Outlets report BAE Systems will develop compact software-defined RF satellite communications terminals for the US Space Force. - BA launches Gatwick–Colombo route +4.4
British Airways has begun nonstop Gatwick to Colombo services and teamed up with Hoppers on the menu. - UNICEF and Airtel expand digital learning in Nigerian schools +6.4
Reports say that no-cost digital learning now covers one million students in Nigeria. - Hindustan Unilever news +0.1
Hindustan Unilever slipped, hit 52-week lows, won a tax ruling and EMVIES awards. - Lung cancer trial records 61% response rate for GSK's Ris-Rez +7.5
Reports cover Ris-Rez early lung cancer data, with Jefferies backing GSK afterwards. - BAE Systems acquires Colorado site to increase space hardware production +7.6
BAE Systems bought a 130,000 sq ft Weld County facility, with more than 200 jobs planned. - Fresnillo produced less silver and gold in the third quarter +1.1
Fresnillo produced less silver and gold in Q3 but kept its 2026 guidance. - HSBC CEO says Gulf routes could make Hormuz redundant +1.2
Several outlets quote HSBC's chief executive as saying Hormuz might be rendered redundant in five years. - British Airways offers Majorca and Crete flights bookable solely with Avios +3.4
For summer 2027, BA has introduced Avios-only routes serving Majorca and Crete. - Unilever Pakistan Foods posts higher profit for first nine months +4.6
McCormick has set out plans to buy a 76.55% share of the Unilever Pakistan Foods business. - UBS keeps Sell on National Grid −6.1
UBS maintains Sell on National Grid ahead of results, with scrutiny of its £31bn transmission plan. - Tesco submits plans for Skye supermarket +4.0
Tesco has filed plans for its first supermarket on Skye, which would include a petrol forecourt and 100 jobs. - Unilever sets 28 October trading statement +1.1
Unilever stock trades slightly higher ahead of the 28 October statement, and Bernstein keeps its 5,800p target. - UK gives go-ahead to Shell's Jackdaw gas field +7.8
The UK approved Jackdaw development; Shell welcomed it while the government saw no material bill reduction. - abrdn Asia-Pacific Income Fund's monthly distribution goes up by 12.5% +1.0
The fund issued an update on its trading discount, relating to its policy of conditional annual redemption. - eInsights bought by Experian Health +6.4
Outlets report that Experian Health has bought eInsights, widening its insurance discovery capability so healthcare organisations can recover reimbursements they missed; terms were not disclosed. - Rentokil price target changes after update +6.6
UBS raised its Rentokil target as North America stabilises; Deutsche Bank holds and Jefferies keeps Buy. - Rentokil chief financial officer announces January retirement −2.6
Reports say CFO Paul Edgecliffe-Johnson will retire effective 31 January 2027, citing family health reasons. - Jackdaw gasfield receives approval from the UK government +10.0
Headlines report government approval of Jackdaw and Ithaca shares surging. - GSK's Deborah Waterhouse picked to lead CSL as chief executive −3.3
CSL named ViiV CEO Deborah Waterhouse as its next CEO.
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