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Porsche To Go "Full Throttle" With Blockbuster Initial Public Offering
Luxury sports carmaker Porsche will debut on the Frankfurt stock exchange Thursday in one of Europe's biggest listings in years, hoping its brand power can attract investors despite market turbulence.
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Rocket Internet to Delist to Enable Long-Term Investing
Rocket Internet said on Tuesday it plans to delist its shares as it has sufficient access to capital outside the stock exchange and can better pursue a long-term approach to investing.
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London And Frankfurt To Merge Stock Exchanges In $30 Billion Deal
Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LSE) agreed to combine in a $30 billion deal to create a European trading powerhouse better able to compete with U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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Deutsche Boerse Sees 'Brexit' as Possible Risk to Unified Capital Market in EU
But it warned that a potential "Brexit" -- while not an actual hurdle to the merger -- could nevertheless jeopardise the EU's wider plans for a unified capital market.
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Volkswagen Says Off Hook On CO2 Emissions
Embattled auto giant Volkswagen on Wednesday was offered some respite from the massive emissions-cheating scandal it is currently engulfed in when it said it had not lied about the carbon dioxide emissions of some of its cars.
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Volkswagen Shares Surge After CEO Resigns
Shares in Volkswagen opened 4.6 per cent higher on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Shares Bounce Back from Lows to Show Gain of 4%
Shares in auto giant Volkswagen rebounded strongly in late morning trading on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Wednesday.
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German Stocks Fall More Than 3%, Pulled Down by Volkswagen
Share prices on the Frankfurt stock exchange fell more than 3.0 per cent in midday trading on Tuesday, pushed down by index heavyweight Volkswagen, as it ploughed ever deeper into a pollution cheating scandal.
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Deutsche Bank Shares Soar 8% After Co-Chiefs Resign
Shares in European financial giant Deutsche Bank soared nearly 8 per cent on the Frankfurt stock exchange Monday, the day after its co-chief executives announced they were resigning as the banking group faces a wave of scandals and missed profit targets.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Rocket Internet Seeks to Raise Nearly $1 Billion in German IPO
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing could value the company at EUR 5 billion ($6.5 billion).
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Hero Cycles Acquires German Bike-Maker MIFA
In a first-time partnership between Indian and European firms in the bicycle space, Hero Cycles Sunday announced the acquisition of MIFA, a German company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with revenues of around Euros 100 million.
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Asian shares steady from Cyprus bailout jolt
Asian shares steadied as investors awaited a parliamentary vote in Cyprus on a bailout plan crucial to avert bankruptcy, but potential political instability in India emerged as a fresh worry.
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Asian shares steady; dollar near highs against yen on jobs
The dollar held near multi-year highs against the yen on Monday after surprisingly strong US unemployment data, but demand for riskier assets was curbed by a mixed bag of Chinese data which pointed to a patchy recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
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Porsche To Go "Full Throttle" With Blockbuster Initial Public Offering
Luxury sports carmaker Porsche will debut on the Frankfurt stock exchange Thursday in one of Europe's biggest listings in years, hoping its brand power can attract investors despite market turbulence.
-
Rocket Internet to Delist to Enable Long-Term Investing
Rocket Internet said on Tuesday it plans to delist its shares as it has sufficient access to capital outside the stock exchange and can better pursue a long-term approach to investing.
-
London And Frankfurt To Merge Stock Exchanges In $30 Billion Deal
Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LSE) agreed to combine in a $30 billion deal to create a European trading powerhouse better able to compete with U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
-
Deutsche Boerse Sees 'Brexit' as Possible Risk to Unified Capital Market in EU
But it warned that a potential "Brexit" -- while not an actual hurdle to the merger -- could nevertheless jeopardise the EU's wider plans for a unified capital market.
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Volkswagen Says Off Hook On CO2 Emissions
Embattled auto giant Volkswagen on Wednesday was offered some respite from the massive emissions-cheating scandal it is currently engulfed in when it said it had not lied about the carbon dioxide emissions of some of its cars.
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Volkswagen Shares Surge After CEO Resigns
Shares in Volkswagen opened 4.6 per cent higher on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Shares Bounce Back from Lows to Show Gain of 4%
Shares in auto giant Volkswagen rebounded strongly in late morning trading on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Wednesday.
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German Stocks Fall More Than 3%, Pulled Down by Volkswagen
Share prices on the Frankfurt stock exchange fell more than 3.0 per cent in midday trading on Tuesday, pushed down by index heavyweight Volkswagen, as it ploughed ever deeper into a pollution cheating scandal.
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Deutsche Bank Shares Soar 8% After Co-Chiefs Resign
Shares in European financial giant Deutsche Bank soared nearly 8 per cent on the Frankfurt stock exchange Monday, the day after its co-chief executives announced they were resigning as the banking group faces a wave of scandals and missed profit targets.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Rocket Internet Seeks to Raise Nearly $1 Billion in German IPO
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing could value the company at EUR 5 billion ($6.5 billion).
-
Hero Cycles Acquires German Bike-Maker MIFA
In a first-time partnership between Indian and European firms in the bicycle space, Hero Cycles Sunday announced the acquisition of MIFA, a German company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with revenues of around Euros 100 million.
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Asian shares steady from Cyprus bailout jolt
Asian shares steadied as investors awaited a parliamentary vote in Cyprus on a bailout plan crucial to avert bankruptcy, but potential political instability in India emerged as a fresh worry.
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Asian shares steady; dollar near highs against yen on jobs
The dollar held near multi-year highs against the yen on Monday after surprisingly strong US unemployment data, but demand for riskier assets was curbed by a mixed bag of Chinese data which pointed to a patchy recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
