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May 09 2013 16:50 BST
Germany: for richer, for poorer
Pity the poor Germans. Never mind that two Bundesliga teams are in the Champions League football final this month. Or that the Dax index of German stocks hit an all-time high this week. Or that industrial production - manufacturing output was up 1.4 per cent month on month in March
May 08 2013 23:03 BST
Commerzbank falls despite Dax gains
Commerzbank fell sharply against a European market that continued to rally towards a five-year high, following a series of downgrades. Berenberg, Nomura and Société Générale cut their target prices and maintained their "buy" or "reduce" ratings. The shares fell 3.7 per cent to €10.69, for the worst performance on Frankfurt'sBy Conor Sullivan
Mar 06 2013 18:44 GMT
Renault up as union talks enter final lap
Months of talks between Renault and French unions appeared to be nearing an end on Wednesday after the carmaker's second biggest union agreed to new terms for compensation. Investors cheered Renault's success, sending its shares climbing 3.4 per cent to €51.64, their highest level since 2008. In January the carmakerBy Alexandra Stevenson
Mar 03 2013 20:37 GMT
Henkel and Beiersdorf plan for growth
Two German consumer goods companies that have been stars of European stock markets over the past year face higher expectations as they start a crucial expansion phase. Henkel, the maker of brands such as Dial, Fa and Loctite, is embarking on a fresh four-year strategy while Beiersdorf, the company behindBy James Wilson in Frankfurt
Feb 07 2013 17:57 GMT
Confidence returns to Greek economy
Animal spirits are returning to the Greek economy after a five-year slump and a narrow escape from crashing out of the eurozone. The chief executive of a €100m investment vehicle owned by a successful Greek entrepreneur insists the country's longest-ever recession will end this year. "We feel more confident nowBy Kerin Hope in Athens
Jan 29 2013 18:40 GMT
Philips rallies after strong earnings
Better than expected fourth-quarter profits at Philipssent its shares rallying to nearly a two-year high. Europe's largest electronics manufacturer said growth in emerging markets and cost cutting helped raise its adjusted earnings before interest, taxation and amortisation by 50 per cent to €875m, against analysts' expectations of €840m. The sharesBy Alexandra Stevenson
Dec 03 2012 00:04 GMT
Out of the shadows
If the students in the latest MBA class at Mannheim Business School are anything to go by, German business education's quest to step out of the shadows is being helped by the pulling power of the country's successful economy and world-renowned companies. Foreign students of 22 different nationalities make upBy James Wilson
Sep 26 2012 20:30 BST
Success comes at a price for Reckitt
Reckitt Benckiser's "Marmite culture" has been thrown into the spotlight by the departure of Liz Doherty, chief financial officer, after a clash over working methods at the maker of Finish dishwasher tablets and Nurofen painkillers. The Marmite tag refers to the yeast-based spread that, like Reckitt, "works for some, butBy Louise Lucas
Sep 18 2012 19:15 BST
Swedish Match drives gains in tobacco
Investors sold out of European banks and bought into cigarette and alcohol stocks, seeking to protect recent gains as risk appetite ebbed for a second day. Swedish Match made the biggest gains on the FTSE Eurofirst 300, buoyed bya rating upgrade from Nomura. Shares in the largest manufacturer of snus,By Alexandra Stevenson
Sep 14 2012 20:07 BST
Family business - appearance and reality
Start the recession without us. If family-controlled businesses had a motto, it could be that. Listed companies in which families are big or controlling shareholders have been better stock market performers than their non-family-owned peers over the past five years. They are less concerned with the eurozone crisis. They extract
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