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Strong gains from publisher Reed Elsevier and drinks giant Diageo failed to encourage the FTSE 100 Index to take further steps from the 6,400 barrier today.

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Car dealers Pendragon today shocked the City by revealing its was interested in bidding for both Lookers and Reg Vardy to create the undisputed king of the UK car dealership sector.

Fri, 27 Jan, 2006

Positive gains for FTSE

Takeover activity helped lift the mood on the London market today as plasterboard maker BPB ditched its opposition to being bought by a French rival.

Thu, 17 Nov, 2005

Reg Vardy boosted by new dealership rules

UK motor dealer Reg Vardy today unveiled record profits and forecast further growth despite fears the new car market may have peaked.

Wed, 07 Jul, 2004

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