14-03-2012

IndigoVision Group, an internet video security company, posted a slight fall in revenues and profit before tax for the half year ended January 31st.

30-01-2012

Airline Aer Lingus has confirmed that it is in talks with parties involved with the firm's pension scheme, which is said to be 400 million euros short, equivalent to $525m. The Irish Airlines Superannuation Scheme (IASS) is holding thetaljks with trade unions and Dublin Airport Authority and its union.

22-12-2011

George Osborne was given a boost yesterday after public sector borrowing fell by more than expected last month on the back of the bank levy and the 20% VAT rate. The Office for National Statistics said that public sector net borrowing had fallen to £18.1bn, compared with £20.5bn in November last year. Analysts had expected a figure of £19.7 bn. However, Olivier Blanchard, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, warned against cutting too fast. "It should be, in the words of Angela Merkel, a marathon rather than a sprint," he wrote in an IMF blog. "It will take more than two decades to return to prudent levels of debt. There is a proverb that actually applies here, too: slow and steady wins the race." The Government is broadly on track to meet the full-year borrowing target of £127bn set by the Office for Budget Responsibility, but economists warned that this could be derailed if the Eurozone debt crisis worsened, writes The Times.

21-12-2011

A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.

15-12-2011

A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.

21-09-2011

Internet video security company IndigoVision said operating profit more than halved as it battles against difficult trading conditions.

10-08-2011

London's leading share index almost closed back below the 5,000 point mark after giving up a short-lived rally.

10-08-2011

The software and computer services sector was in demand on Wednesday after results and updates from three of its constituents.

10-08-2011

Shares are holding onto most of their gains after rallying on the back of the US Federal Reserve's announcement that rates will stay low for two years.

10-08-2011

Just three stocks were in the red early on, as the Footsie attempted to claw its way back after a week of turmoil in global markets.

10-08-2011

Internet video security company IndigoVision warned that sales and profits for the year ended 31 July will not meet its initial targets.

17-06-2011

As European leaders seemed to come closer to a solution to the Greek crisis, sentiment was lifted across the continent with markets finishing higher across the board. Despite a poor start, London equities got a boost in the late morning period, helping the Footsie back above the 5,700 mark. A strong start on Wall Street fuelled the rise in the afternoon.

17-06-2011

The leading share index has hauled itself into positive territory as hopes rise that European leaders will bring the Greek debt situation to a resolution.

17-06-2011

The share price of IndigoVision, the internet video security company, fell by almost a third on Friday after the group warned that sales for the full year will fall short of its expectations.

29-09-2010

Footsie closed a few points lower at the end of a dull day's trading that was overshadowed by continuing eurozone debt worries.

29-09-2010

Leading shares remain mixed but with a lower bias as investors continue to fret over European debt issues.

29-09-2010

Internet video security specialist IndigoVision posted a 6% drop in annual operating profit but said it had an encouraging start to the new financial year, with sales comfortably ahead of last year.

10-08-2010

Internet video security specialist IndigoVision said margins in the year to 31 July were, as expected, lower, reflecting a change in the sales mix. As a consequence, operating profits for the year just ended are expected to be lower than in 2009.

11-03-2010

London bounced off 5,600 despite a weak start on Wall Street but still closed in the red on a poor day for miners.

11-03-2010

A steady decline continued through lunch, but London bounced off 5,600 despite a weak start on Wall Street as mining sector losses narrowed very slightly.