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FTSE 100 today: Schroders deal sparks record high, but London shares end lower on weak UK growth

FTSE 100 today: Schroders deal sparks record high, but London shares end lower on weak UK growth

The FTSE 100 closed down 0.67% at 10,402.44 after hitting a record intraday high, as weak GDP and business investment data weighed. Schroders surged on a £9.9 billion takeover offer from Nuveen, the largest-ever for a European fund manager. The FTSE 250 fell 0.48%. Investors expect the Bank of England may cut rates at its March 19 meeting.

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  • Gap Inc. Accelerates Growth with AI-Driven Marketing Transformation
    June 24, 2026, 2:53 PM EDT. Gap Inc. is advancing its digital transformation through an AI-led overhaul of marketing operations, aiming for agile, scalable, and personalized customer engagement. Partnering with Google Cloud, Publicis Sapient, and Zeta Global, the company is building an AI-powered ecosystem integrating customer data, content, and commerce. Tools like Google's Agent Studio and Zeta's Athena platform support faster campaign deployment and improved targeting. The initiative aligns with Gap's broader strategy focusing on brand revitalization and operational discipline. Despite these efforts, Gap's shares have fallen 15.7% over three months, underperforming its industry by 3.2%. The company seeks to balance heritage with advanced technology to drive long-term growth and enhanced customer retention.
MARA Holdings tumbles with miners on bitcoin slide, investors eye share-plan vote

MARA Holdings tumbles with miners on bitcoin slide, investors eye share-plan vote

24 June 2026
MARA shares plunged nearly 8% to $13.54 after shareholders approved an 18 million-share increase to its equity incentive plan, raising dilution risk as bitcoin slumped 4.9% and company insiders disclosed recent stock sales; Citizens began coverage with a market outperform rating and $24 price target, but first-quarter revenue fell 18% and net loss widened to $1.3 billion, driven by a $1 billion loss on digital assets.
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