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Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp merge has not passed EU policymakers
Tata Steel is disappointed that the merger of its European activities with those of ThyssenKrupp is canceled. The Indian company points an accusing finger at policymakers in Brussels.…
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Uber shares will be cheaper than expected
Uber Technologies does not seem to intend to use its IPO for full throttle. The taxi company tends to offer its shares for a relatively low price, according…
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Virgin Atlantic is interested in some parts of Thomas Cook airline business
Virgin Atlantic is involved in the struggle for the airline branch of Thomas Cook travel company. The company partly owned by British billionaire Richard Branson wants to take…
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Aperam shareholders agree to appointments
Shareholders of stainless steel company Aperam have approved all proposals of the shareholders’ meeting. Among other things, they gave the green light for the appointment of Bernadette Baudier…
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Rising fuel price, costs led to weak quarter for AF-KLM
Air France-KLM did not meet expectations in the first quarter because the costs decreased more slowly. Rising oil prices also bothered the aviation company, write Bernstein analysts in…
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HSBC is on solid growth lane
The British HSBC bank posted more profit in the first quarter, while revenues were also on the rise. Profit before tax rose 31 percent to $ 6.2 billion…
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Less bilateral investments between Britain and EU
The United Kingdom and the European Union have made fewer direct investments back and forth since the Brexit referendum. Last year, investors on both sides of the Channel…
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