Virgin Atlantic is hoping to add over 80 new routes to its network after a third runway is built at London?s Heathrow Airport.
World stocks are set for a weekly gain and hold near 16-month highs on Friday, while the euro steadies after swings following the ECB's decision to extend its stimulus ...
European shares edged up on Thursday, with chemical and insurance companies among the top gainers.
European shares rose on Monday, boosted by a surge in ARM after Japan's SoftBank agreed to buy the chip designer.
European shares hit by a sell-off in cyclical stocks and widespread unease in markets over a possible British exit from the EU.
Britain’s top share index edged lower down from its highest close in 2016 on Thursday, hit by a tumble in fashion firm Burberry.
Britain’s top share index rose on Wednesday, boosted by mining and banks stocks that rose on strong China export data.
Britain's top share index rose on Friday, helped by buoyant commodity stocks towards another weekly gain.
Britain’s top share index edged higher on Thursday, boosted by rises in pharmaceutical and mining stocks.
Pharmaceutical firms helped Britain's top share index to gains on Wednesday.
European shares dipped on Tuesday, led lower by German stocks after industrial orders unexpectedly dropped in Europe's biggest economy.
Britain's top share index fell on Friday, kicking off the second quarter of 2016 with another drop after mixed data in Asia.
Britain’s top share index edged higher on Friday, although commodity stocks paused after a strong run.
Britain's top equity index rose on Monday, extending its recovery from the three-year lows it reached earlier this month.
Britain’s top share index edges lower on Monday after the rebound in oil and metal prices grinds to a halt.
Euro zone banks weighed on European stocks after news that the European Central Bank was scrutinising some non-performing loans.
European shares decline on Friday, knocked by losses in commodity-related stocks as BHP Billiton suffers from a writedown.
European shares touch two-month low as they fall for a third straight session on Thursday.
Shares in oil companies and miners turn lower after a strong start on Wednesday.
Britain's main share index recoups part of a sharp drop at the end of last week.
Britain’s top share index climbs on Wednesday, helped by bullishness over pharmaceutical stocks.
Britain’s top share index gains on Tuesday, buoyed by a rise in the banking sector.
Drop in the mining sector knocks European stocks on Friday.
Tourism stocks have lagged the market, hit by security concerns thrown into sharp focus by events in Paris.
Britain’s FTSE 100 climbs on Thursday, boosted by strong updates from the likes of Johnson Matthey and Royal Mail.