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Great Titchfield Street, London -- As you might expect there is little corporate news due next week with the capital markets gradually winding down for Christmas. The London Stock Exchange will shut at 12:30pm on Friday 22 December and reopen at 8am on Wednesday 27 December. On Monday the recent changes to the FTSE indices take effect. Out of the FTSE 100 go Baltimore Technologies (LSE: BLM), Bookham Technology (LSE: BHM), Emap (LSE: EMA), P&O Princess Cruises (LSE: POC) and Sema (LSE: SEM). In go Associated British Foods (LSE: ABF), Autonomy (LSE: AU.), Rolls Royce (LSE: RR.), Safeway (LSE: SFW) and Smiths Industries (LSE: SMIN). On the results front Monday sees the maiden set of half-year figures from ID Data (LSE: IDD), the supplier of secure transaction systems. ID Data floated in October and was fairly quiet until this week when it announced back-to-back deals with the AA and Tesco (LSE: TSCO). On Tuesday there are half-year figures from the property services group, Savills (LSE: SVS). The company has made solid progress in recent years, doubling profits in the last two years. Thursday sees a positive rush of activity with results from the automobile software group Kalamazoo Computer Group (LSE: KLMZ) and two property companies. Peel Holdings (LSE: PEEL) owns the Trafford Centre, the port on the Manchester Ship Canal and Liverpool airport, whilst Delancey Estates (LSE: DYE) doesn't seem to own anything particularly interesting at all. Where Next? All of next week's action