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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
Carillion Plc (CLLN.L) – Now suspends dividends and issues a revised full-year guidance, with revenue now expected to be much lower than previously thought, between £4.8bn and £5bn. H1 revenue expected to be similar to that in 2016 at approximately £2.5bn and operating profit thought to be lower than expectations. Closing price 192.10p (Reuters)
ITV PLC (ITV.L) - Dixons Carphone's chief executive, Sebastian James, was approached about taking the top job at broadcaster ITV, with the bosses of easyJet and Direct Line already in the running. Closing Price 176.60p (Reuters)
TalkTalk Telecom PLC (TALK.L) - CFO Iain Torrens intends to step down from the board later this year, to be succeeded by Kate Ferry, the current director of investor relations and corporate affairs at Dixons Carphone. Closing price 185.00p (Reuters)
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