Events - and non-events - within the eurozone set the tone for trading in London over the last five days. Read about all the market and corporate highlights in our round-up.
Amur Minerals and Bullabulling Gold were among the 11 AIM-listed commodities companies that updated investors on Friday. Read on to see what they had to say.
ASOS and MITIE are among the collection of companies reporting in the coming five days, while investors can also expect a slew of economic data. See what's in store...
ASOS and MITIE are among the collection of companies reporting in the coming five days, while investors can also expect a slew of economic data. See what's in store...
The London Stock Exchange Group has reported profits up nearly a third, driven by the inclusion of its newly acquired index business and its clearing unit.
London Stock Exchange Group will confirm what trading has been like in the city when it announces its preliminary results on Friday. See what else is coming up...
Shares in French Connection plunged on Thursday as the fashion retailer announced it had been "heavily impacted by disappointing sales volumes in the UK/Europe division".
National Grid , Britain's biggest energy distributor, reported a 5% increase in full-year profits, in line with estimates, and said it was positive on its outlook for next year.
Shares in AIM-listed PLUS Markets soared on Thursday after the Financial Times reported that interdealer broker ICAP was looking at it as a potential target.
The leisure sector will come under the spotlight on Thursday with pub operator Marston's and Restaurant Group updating investors. Read what else is on the agenda.
High rents and out-of-town supermarkets are helping to kill off high street retailers - to survive, they must realise the status quo is not an option, says David Prosser.
The flotation of the social networking phenomenon will be watched closely by many eyes in the City. The question they are asking is: "Do I believe the Facebook story?"
The way Sanderson is accelerating 'm-commerce', it should increasingly appeal as an acquisition target for a larger software group seeking new growth areas, says Edmond Jackson.
