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Samsung boss Jay Y. Lee to build on late father’s legacy
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Greek banks overlooked but on bumpy road to re-rating -Eurobank Equities
ATHENS (Reuters) – Rising interest rates will provide a significant tailwind to Greek bank earnings this year and the next,…
Seed maker Syngenta sales growth eases but still quite robust
ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss agrichemicals and seeds group Syngenta on Thursday logged slightly slower – albeit still robust – growth in…
Beiersdorf ups 2022 sales forecast on strong demand for skin care, Tesa products
BERLIN (Reuters) – Nivea maker Beiersdorf on Thursday raised its sales guidance for the full year after strong demand for…
UAE wealth fund ADIA reports strong 2021 returns, restructures internally
By Yousef Saba DUBAI (Reuters) – The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds,…
Japan to unveil $200 billion spending package to ease inflation pain – sources
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Swedbank’s quarterly profit tops forecast as interest income gives boost
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German consumer sentiment sees small, and fleeting, reprieve -GfK
BERLIN (Reuters) – German consumer morale is expected to recover slightly in November, a small reprieve after four consecutive months…
Germany needs billions to solve its energy crisis, but buyers are shunning its bonds
By Samuel Indyk and Harry Robertson LONDON (Reuters) – Germany, considered Europe’s most reliable debtor, is having trouble selling its…