Greggs, Britain's largest food-on-the-go retailer, said underlying sales had been hit by the miserable weather, which has continued into May after the country's wettest recorded April.
Compass Group strides onto the stage on Wednesday, while investors will also digest the Bank of England's latest quarterly inflation report. Find out what else is coming up...
Security firm G4S posted a rise in first-quarter revenues, helped by strong growth in developing markets, and said it expected to make further earnings progress in 2012.
Tuesday will bring full-year results from Enterprise Inns and Babcock International, along with trade deficit figures on the economic front. See what else is coming up...
Shares of Google and Apple are probably better long-term bets than Facebook, and investors would do well to skip its highly-touted IPO, Barron's wrote in its 14 May edition.
Another packed week on the corporate calendar will bring updates from Travis Perkins, Dignity and SSE, along with a raft of economic data. See what's in store...
International Consolidated Airlines Group said on Friday it expected to break even in 2012, as a result of losses and restructuring charges at bmi and an increase in fuel costs.
Tour operator Thomas Cook on Friday reported a deterioration in first-half performance and warned results would be dependent on its performance in the late-booking market.
Europa Oil & Gas chief executive Hugh Mackay talks to Darshini Shah about the company's plans for the forthcoming months and what it will take to get the share price rising.
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