Cineworld, national cinema chain are ahead of expected total revenue by 13.9 pct. The UK's second largest cinema chain after Odeon, Cineworld has seen a growth of 13.9 pct mainly due to box office revenue on the success of Avatar and Alice in Wonderland.
This week ahead sees crisis talks between the union and British Airways as their latest set of results.
RBS shares have fallen on the FTSE 100 as it emerged that American Express had joined the bidding for its Worldpay - payment processing.
J Sainsbury are on 'reduce' after the retailer announced slowing like-for-like sales.
Alliance Boots have released their preliminary results for 2009/10 which have grown organically by 9.6 pct.
Kingfisher, owner of B&Q, is expected to perform well in Q1 after Nomura released their latest guidance on the hardware and diy store.
IT firm Computacenter's revenues have risen after strong rebound in UK sales.
FirstGroup shares are roughly the equivalent of a 'weak sell' on the FTSE 250 after full year results.
BT Group shares are up 8.90 pence as the telecoms provider get a boost from fundamentals.
easyJet have cancelled dozens of flights this week as further ash disruption continues to affect services.
Thomas Cook half year results are expected tomorrow with consensus forecast for 2010 around £325m.
The bus and rail group has put out a statement that it is trading in line with expectations on the backdrop of a challenging trading environment.
Kesa Electricals, owner of Comet and Darty France electrical stores, shares have fallen despite Chief Executive Thierry Falque-Pierrotin saying the group was on track to meet profit expectations of £72 million.
Enterprise Inns shares are up after the company agreed to refinance its debt.
easyJet has said that ash disruption from the Icelandic volcano could be up to £75 million as it seeks to get back on track after it was forced to shutdown during snow and ash problems.
InterContinental Hotels Group - the world's biggest hotelier - has risen on the FTSE 100 as Q1 results beat forecast.
Unite, the Union who voted overwhelmingly to reject BA's offer last Friday, have announced strike dates.
The budget airline, recently downgraded from Goldman Sachs' buy rating has fallen around 40 pence since however is rising today - currently up 2.42 pct.
InterContinental Hotels Group release their results tomorrow with 'optimism' amongst the brokers ahead of their update.
HSBC, who released their Q1 interim management statement recently are now a target price 800p with some analysts.
RBS, the Royal Bank of Scotland remain on a 'reduce' rating despite booking a £2bn swing to profit in its Q1 statement.
This week ahead sees political scenarios play out between a possible Lib-Lab or Lib-Con coalition on the back of growing economic uncertainty as new inflation figures come out.
Centrica and mining company, Lonmin, have reported steady performances to their first quarter this year.
RBS, the part state-owed Royal Bank of Scotland, has announced its Interim Management Statement.
Smith & Nephew, medical devices maker, have improved trading margins within segments of Orthopaedics and Wound Management as it seeks to get back on track following a federal court jury decided that its wound-therapy products infringe key patents of Kinetic Concepts.
Rexam plc, the drinks and food packaging company says it is ahead of expectations as it goes into a World Cup summer where booze and other sales are expected to lifts is results.
Sage Group, the business software provider responsible for over 6 million business customers worldwide, has reported a 'continued growth' in subscription revenue.
Next PLC, announced 4.1 pct increase in Total sales today but remained ‘cautious’ leading its FTSE 100 shares to fall on the London Stock Exchange.
Shares in Pennon were up on the FTSE 250 despite concerns about a eurozone debt crisis, thanks to a rise in underlying pre-tax profit of over 14 per cent for the full year ended 31 March.
