The latest FTSE 100 reshuffle has seen easyJet soar back into the prestigious blue-chip club alongside Just Eat, while Hiscox and Fresnillo are out in the cold at the end of the year.
After only six months, easyJet finds itself back in the FTSE 100 on the back of a strong year, along with takeaway giant Just Eat. Strongest year of progress for women in senior roles, but FTSE 350 falls behind The budget airline owes its success to "a combination of relatively strong recent performance and the misfortune of its rivals", according to Adam Vettese, analyst with eToro. He noted that easyJet has managed to perform in "testing times" for the airline industry, citing overcapacity, rising fuels costs and Brexit as some of the challenges. Richard Garstang, portfolio ma...
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