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BT Group ups dividend despite losing almost half-a-million broadband customers - Vimarsana News

BT Group ups dividend despite losing almost half-a-million broadband customers

The telecoms giant lost 491,000 Openreach customers in the 12 months ending March amid slower-than-anticipated growth in the wider broadband market.

Trainline doubles profit as sales in Europe accelerate amid Labour's nationalisation threat - Vimarsana News

Trainline doubles profit as sales in Europe accelerate amid Labour's nationalisation threat

Trainline has recieved a boost from strong growth in key European markets such as Spain and Italy where sales have soared.

Source: cityam.com
Trainline shares steam ahead as it doubles profits - Vimarsana News

Trainline shares steam ahead as it doubles profits

The FTSE-250 listed company reported that its operating profits rose from £28million to £56million in the year to the end of February.

Trainline Doubles Profit Amid Accelerating European Sales Despite Nationalisation Threat - Vimarsana News

Trainline Doubles Profit Amid Accelerating European Sales Despite Nationalisation Threat

Trainline has announced a remarkable surge in operating profit, exceeding 100 per cent growth last year, propelled by robust ticket sales, according to its latest annual results.

Aston Martin records losses of £138.8million heaping pressure on James Bond car giant | City & Business | Finance - Vimarsana News

Aston Martin records losses of £138.8million heaping pressure on James Bond car giant | City & Business | Finance

Aston Martin chairman Lawrence Stroll's turnaround of the luxury car marque has slid into reverse, after it posted worse than expected first quarter losses of £138.8million.