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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
Inmarsat (ISA) – The company said Friday's expected launch of its third Global Xpress satellite will allow it to offer mobile broadband service to customers in the remotest regions, giving airline passengers the ability to stream movies and update social media on flights worldwide. Closing Price 935.50p (Reuters)
Lonmin (LMI) –Said on Thursday it expected full-year underlying cash costs to stay below its guidance, indicating that its deep cost-cutting measures were beginning to bear fruit. Closing Price 33.03p (Reuters)
Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) – Shell's Nigerian unit, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), declared force majeure on Bonny Light crude oil exports on Thursday after shutting down two key pipelines in the country due to a leak and theft. Closing Price 1659.50p (Reuters)
Bwin.Party (BPTY) - Is at the centre of a bidding war between rivals 888 (888.L) and GVC Holdings (GVC.L), posted a 2% rise in first-half earnings on Friday. Closing Price 115.30p (Reuters)
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