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WH Smith PLC (LON:SMWH) Declares Dividend Increase – GBX 20.80 Per Share - Vimarsana News

WH Smith PLC (LON:SMWH) Declares Dividend Increase – GBX 20.80 Per Share

WH Smith PLC (LON:SMWH – Get Free Report) announced a dividend on Saturday, November 9th, Upcoming.Co.Uk reports. Shareholders of record on Thursday, January 11th will be paid a dividend of GBX 20.80 ($0.27) per share on Thursday, February 1st. This represents a yield of 1.75%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, January 11th. […]

Local Notes: Noreen and Walter claim Ballintubber GAA lotto jackpot - Community - Vimarsana News

Local Notes: Noreen and Walter claim Ballintubber GAA lotto jackpot - Community

Local Notes: Noreen and Walter claim Ballintubber GAA lotto jackpot - Community - Western People

Britain must end these useless rebrands - Vimarsana News

Britain must end these useless rebrands

At least they didn’t call it WTF by mistake, although, come to think of it, that might have been a better choice. Over Christmas, WH Smith, the bookshop and stationery retailer which, for its sometimes tawdry appearance still has a secure place on the British high street, quietly rebranded itself as WHS.

Source: yahoo.com
Local notes: Santa and his taxi arrives at Clogher Heritage Centre - Your community - Vimarsana News

Local notes: Santa and his taxi arrives at Clogher Heritage Centre - Your community

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WH Smith's new logo sparks confusion after mini-rebrand - Vimarsana News

WH Smith's new logo sparks confusion after mini-rebrand

WH Smith has sparked confusion with a trial rebrand that has seen it drop “Smith” from its name.

Source: yahoo.com