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ALD CEO: most existing shareholders fully subscribing to capital increase
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SAP to stop developing new functions for Business ByDesign software -Handelsblatt
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Irish Central Bank fines subsidiary of France’s AXA over breaches
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South Korean truckers vote to end strike for minimum wage protections
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Dutch economic growth to slow to 0.6% in 2023 -IMF
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Fidelity wins China regulatory green light to run retail fund business
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UK’s Hunt says public-sector pay restraint needed to tame inflation
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