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The FTSE 100 closed Thursday up 0.41% in another positive session for European markets as Chinas decision to end its ban on group tours to other countries helped boost travel, leisure and the... -Today at 12:24 pm- MarketScreener

National Chiefs Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira says he is not seeking re-election to the helm of the national traditional chiefs body at polls tha...

Zanu-PF does not rig elections as claimed by opposition parties, due to water-tight electoral systems, but wins resoundingly on the strength of its popular supp...

FTSE 100 Falls on Caution Before Key US, China Inflation Data 0937 GMT - The FTSE 100 falls 0.6% to 7516.96 points as investors stay cautious ahead of the release of key inflation data from the...

Glencores First-Half Seen Suffering From Lower Commodity Prices 1148 GMT - Glencores first-half earnings are expected to be hit by lower commodity prices, especially for coal, analysts at...

The FTSE 100 closed Monday down 0.13% after a quiet session, with little in the way of positive drivers to help sustain Fridays rebound. The days trading has been a mixed bag for the U.K. index...

UKs Inflation Persistence Lowers Chance of Early Rate Cuts 0833 GMT - The U.K.s high level of inflation and the risk of this persisting in the medium term lowers the chances of early...

UK House Builders Slip as Falling Prices, Climbing Rates Hit Sector 0911 GMT - The big move higher in U.K. interest rates continues to have a dampening effect on the housing market, with a...

The politician was taunted by a group of critics while giving a speech in Kentucky.

The FTSE 100 closed Thursday down 0.43%, its third fall in succession. A combination of rising U.S. yields--a decline in U.K. yields notwithstanding--and concern over earnings guidance downgrades...