Colombus Group expects flat second half
Publishing and mail order company Columbus Group expects second half results to be flat on the first half, underperforming market expectations. Columbus shares fell on the news and by 0925 stood at 27- 1/2 pence, dropping 4.35 percent from Thursday's close and down from a day's high of 30 pence.
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