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...BUY: Kitwave (KITW) Acquisitions and organic growth were behind the robust performance, writes Christopher Akers....
...Volumes fell by a painful 10.7 per cent in Europe as shoppers looked elsewhere for cheaper foods....
...HOLD: InterContinental Hotels Group’s (IHG) The company launched a new share buyback programme and raised its dividend as leisure travel demand remains strong, writes Christopher Akers....
...Revenues reached a record $6.9bn (£5.7bn) in the three months to August 31 as booking volumes were up by about a fifth on the pre-pandemic rate....
...HOLD: JD Wetherspoon (JDW) Sales growth rates have outperformed the market for almost a year and a half, writes Christopher Akers....
...BUY: Games Workshop (GAW) While the retailer’s valuation remains pricey, this has fallen from fantasy levels of recent years, writes Christopher Akers....
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...It may be a sign that management is calling the bottom for Bridgepoint’s share price, which has been among the biggest investment management fallers over the past 12 months, down 20 per cent as the fashion...
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...disruption, and the froth coming off the UK air fryer boom, writes Christopher Akers....
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