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[ukneonboy] 19/2/2021 17:37

AMMU12 chatting rubbish again

[sarkasm] 19/2/2021 17:27

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[ammu12] 19/2/2021 17:23

Another union employee....

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[aspers] 19/2/2021 17:08

Cleverinvestor........Aspers has not been here for a couple of months so not sure who you are talking about.......I guess you are up to your old tricks and impersonating folk again. I think you will find that is against the law.

[ammu12] 19/2/2021 16:33

I was wondering where Norma was ?Only posts about strikes etc....Wondering who pays these union scums to post on BB 24/7....

[cleverinvester] 19/2/2021 14:18

Why does aspers keep hanging around CNA knocking the stock. Great upside 70p only a matter of weeks away

[ammu12] 19/2/2021 12:16

You've been blocked me many times and you keep saying the same thing....

[jd 1965] 19/2/2021 12:03

I did try to be reasonable sadly you revertrd to type. Your blocked so any petty reply will be futile

[ammu12] 19/2/2021 11:07

It's shocking that GMB and fellow engineers will prefer to see more job losses than accept the T&C...Greedy engineers

[ammu12] 19/2/2021 11:01

O'Shea said: "Undoubtedly what I'm asking people to do is difficult, I won't shy away from that. However, my view is that I would rather do everything in my power to save the 20,000 jobs that we've got."

[wendsworth] 19/2/2021 10:21

JD: Such a shame for all concerned. No one ever wins an argument....and particularly not on BBs !

[jd 1965] 19/2/2021 10:06

I could reply in a similar tone but wont rise to your inflammatory comment.Seriously tho do u really think sacking loyal dedicated best in their field engineers is a good thing? A race to the bottom? The Brand of Centrica/BG is mostly based on its workforce imo. If as the ceo wants to be at a lower level why would customers pay a premium? As you are a shareholder surely long term stability is important rather than short term fixes. If you have a sensible response I would like to hear it

[ammu12] 19/2/2021 09:39

Sack them engineers!!

[jd 1965] 19/2/2021 09:09

You know it only takes a few words. Fire and rehire removed engineers back to work and tweak the proposals to get over the line

[waldron] 19/2/2021 07:23

European markets set for muted open with earnings, economic data and bond yields in focus

Published Fri, Feb 19 20211:58 AM EST

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC

Key Points

Investor focus will be attuned to a slew of economic data, most notably February’s Markit flash PMI (purchasing managers’ index) readings out of France, Germany and the euro zone as a whole.

Corporate earnings will remain a key driver of individual share price action Friday, with Danone, Hermes, Renault, Allianz and Swiss Re among the blue chip companies reporting before the bell.

European markets are heading for a cautiously higher open on Friday as investors monitor rising bond yields, corporate earnings and a batch of key economic data out of the euro zone.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen inching 2 points higher to 6,619, Germany’s DAX is set to climb around 60 points to 13,947 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to gain around 15 points to open at 5,743, according to IG data.

[waldron] 19/2/2021 07:22

European markets set for muted open with earnings, economic data and bond yields in focus

Published Fri, Feb 19 20211:58 AM EST

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC

Key Points

Investor focus will be attuned to a slew of economic data, most notably February’s Markit flash PMI (purchasing managers’ index) readings out of France, Germany and the euro zone as a whole.

Corporate earnings will remain a key driver of individual share price action Friday, with Danone, Hermes, Renault, Allianz and Swiss Re among the blue chip companies reporting before the bell.

European markets are heading for a cautiously higher open on Friday as investors monitor rising bond yields, corporate earnings and a batch of key economic data out of the euro zone.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen inching 2 points higher to 6,619, Germany’s DAX is set to climb around 60 points to 13,947 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to gain around 15 points to open at 5,743, according to IG data.