LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Claimar Care Group, which provides domiciliary
care services to local authorities in the Midlands and the North-West, ran back
6 pence to 71-1/2 in reaction to news that David Jackson has resigned as group
finance director.
Q1 losses, albeit reduced, clipped 3 from Redline Communications, at 75,
while the appointment of Hoare Govett as broker and financial adviser failed to
excite energy and climate change consultancy AEA Technology, 2 adrift at 68.
Oxford Biomedica eased 3/4 to 25-1/4 in the wake of an in-line update.
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