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...They drafted in David McGinley, who runs shipbuilder A&P, which is part of the same group, as chief executive....
...John Syvret, chief executive of Cammell Laird, said the consortium would involve the A&P group of shipyards in construction and members of the broader UK supply chain....
...However, Cammell Laird last week declared it had proved the block build concept as it prepared to take delivery of a module from A&P shipyard for the polar research vessel, the RSS Sir David Attenborough...
...Corporate earnings reports out today include UBS, Sanofi, Luxxotica, RBS, Barclays, Laird, Bank of Ireland and Rotork....
...Even RSH+P’s British Museum project is largely about back-of-house operations and logistics — the conservation so critical to the institution....
...The fruits of that hard-driving culture are an industry-beating earnings margin of 29 per cent, almost double Unilever’s, according to S&P....
...He knows how easily control can be lost: his previous company, Laird, issued a profit warning just three months after he left. Read the full column here....
...New chief executive David Lockwood, who was hired from Laird, had hinted further downgrades might come, along with an equity fund raising. This morning, it duly arrived....
...Adam Laird, head of ETF strategy at passive fund house Lyxor, admitted that many retail investors had still not bought passive funds....
...Other yards involved included those owned by Cammell Laird in Birkenhead and A & P on Tyneside....
...Work was shared out across yards owned by Babcock International, Britain’s second biggest shipbuilder, Cammell Laird in Birkenhead and A&P on Tyneside....
...Weak and erratic demand for smartphone parts has hit components supplier Laird. The group says full-year underlying profits will miss expectations at around £50m....
...Adam Laird, head of passive investment at Hargreaves Lansdown, the fund supermarket, said: “ETFs are an area of growing concern for regulators....
...Adam Laird, head of ETFs at the fund platform Hargreaves Lansdown, said that BlackRock’s latest price cut would save investors more than £12m a year in fees....
...Passive funds have been the subject of a price war this year that has seen fees fall to 0.1 per cent or less for mainstream indices such as the FTSE 100 and S&P 500....
...Àmong the products were those offering exposure to the FTSE 100, S&P 500 and Euro Stoxx 50 indices....
...Depository receipt programmes are only run by the biggest companies, while “p-notes” do not carry voting rights....
...In spite of the higher indicative bid price, shares in Laird closed down 13.7p to 177½p, valuing the equity at £465.5m....
...In-line results and an unchanged outlook helped Laird , the wireless electronics maker, advance by 9.4 per cent to 152p....
...Not for electronic components maker Laird, which has rejected an offer from US group Cooper Industries....
...co-operation of Laird’s board....
...Laird , the electronics maker, was down 14.9 per cent to 159¾p after Cooper Industries abandoned its takeover attempt having failed to agree a price. Ocado lost 6.9 per cent to 158½p....
...Laird , the electronics maker, lost 6.9 per cent to 190p after prospective bidder Cooper Industries said that it might consider sweetening its rejected offer but wanted access to Laird’s books first....
...Laird faded 1.4 per cent to 191¼p. Pace , the set-top box maker, rebounded by 8.3 per cent to 113¾p after its interim results proved no worse than an earlier profit warning had indicated....
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