The FTSE 100 index has declined 8.6 points to 4986.3 points at its close, led by Yell.
The UK search engine shed 10.5p to 407p, along with ITV, down 2.75p to 115.5p, after reports suggest it might be heading towards conflict with the Contract Rights Renewal (CRR) process. Reuters has also shed 7.75p to 384.25p. Metal firm Corus, meanwhile leads the climbers, advancing 45p, while mobile group O2, has picked up 2.75p to 129.25p, despite its warning of increased competition from Vodafone. In the US, the Dow Jones has also lost about 8 points in its morning session, led by Hewlett-Packard. The computer firm has lost $0.24 to $ 22.76, while Eastman Kodak has picked up $0.2...
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