Digital set-top box maker Pace today said it would hit full-year expectations as average selling prices were higher in the second half than in the first six months of the year.
Pace, which makes boxes for the likes of BSkyB and Canal Plus, added that revenue was in line with forecasts.
“The group continues to be confident in management's expectations for the full year 2009,” it said.
Shares of the UK’s two biggest package holiday operators were among the heaviest blue-chip fallers today after one broker decided that their outlook was far from sunny
“The board of British Airways, with fees of £50,000 a year for a part-time director attending seven meetings and all those unlimited first class flights for them and the family, has been one of the most eye-catching City gravy trains. But that train is about to get a lot shorter
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