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The strong relationship between London Stock Exchange Group and Africa dates back over several decades. The first African company that listed its shares in London in the 1930s was African Explosives & Industries, which made blasting explosives and detonators for the gold and diamond mining industries...
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•A major new exhibition on life as a Roman legionary opens at the British Museum today.Legion: Life in the Roman armyshares stories of real legionaries and shows how the army was as much an “engine of social change” as it was a war machine. More than 200 objects, many of which...
As of the deal's closing, Thomson Reuters indirectly owns 82.5 million LSEG shares, which have a market value of about $9.8 billion, based on LSEG's closing share price on 28 January, 2021. Thomson Reuters' interest in LSEG shares are held through an entity jointly owned by Blackstone's ...
Tower Bridge:A striking Neo-gothic bridge often mistaken for ‘London Bridge’, built between 1886 and 1894 and probably one of the most famous sights in the city. Tower of London:A historic castle dating back almost 1000 years that has served as both a royal residence and prison. Today it...
A mediated settlement, encouraged by the judge, could reshape how trading rights are offered at the exchange and potentially benefit a class of shareholders, whose B-shares have declined while A-share values rose. Read more » ++++ Hits & Takes John Lothian & JLN Staff Above you see a ...
listed its shares in London in the 1930s was African Explosives & Industries, which made blasting explosives and detonators for the gold and diamond mining industries in South Africa. Headquartered in South Africa and now known as AECI, it is still listed in London today and worth over £...