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Lack of Clarity over Allocation for Emission Scandal Forces VW to Postpone 2015 Results

As the company struggles and continues to grapple with the effects of the emissions test rigging scandal that hit it late last year, German carmaker Volkswagen said it would push back publication of 2015 results and its annual shareholders' meeting.   Volkswagen (VW) still lacks a technical...

Agreement on Most Issues on Takeover of Sharp by Foxconn says the Company

After the two firms reached a consensus on most points, Taiwan's Foxconn is aiming to finalize a deal to acquire Japan's Sharp Corp by the end of the month, Foxconn Chief Executive Officer Terry Gou said.   After meeting with executives of the struggling electronics maker Gou said that most...

Mercedes' Parent Daimler Outlook Confuses Investors Resulting in Fall in Shares

After Daimler expressed caution about 2016’s prospects, some analysts reckoned the company’s message was misunderstood, there was fall in the shares of the company on the Frankfurt stock exchange.    Clocking slightly above expert expectations, Daimler had earlier reported earnings...

Why Chinese Investors Shop in Germany

German companies are in the limelight of Chinese investors’ attention. What buyers from China are primarily interested in? Germany remains the most attractive country in Europe for Chinese investors for the second year in a row. The slowdown of the Chinese economy does not diminish activity of...

EU-US Sign ‘Robust’ Deal for Data Sharing and Privacy Preservation

In what is being termed a robust measure to ensure the safety of EU citizens’ data when transferred across the Atlantic by firms such as Facebook, Apple and Google, Europe and the US have reached a new deal over data sharing.   Companies would be able to transfer and process EU...

15% Job Cuts Likely as Yahoo Pursues Spin-off as a Strategic Alternative

Even as Yahoo Inc continues with its plan to revamp the business and spin it off, the tech giant said on Tuesday that it would consider "strategic alternatives" for its core Internet business and cut about 15 percent of its workforce.   Under growing pressure from impatient shareholders, the...

$43 Billion to be Offered for Switzerland’s Syngenta by ChemChina

Marking the largest ever overseas acquisition by a Chinese firm, an agreed $43 billion bid would be made by China's state-owned ChemChina for Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta, the companies said on Wednesday.   This is being seen as a setback for U.S. seed company Monsanto, which...

Oil Market Pressure Results in Biggest Ever Annual Loss Reported by BP

Exhibiting that even one of the nimblest oil producers is struggling in the worst market downturn in over a decade, BP slumped to its biggest annual loss last year and announced thousands more job cuts on Tuesday.   It would cut 7,000 jobs by the end of 2017, or nearly 9 percent of its...

Overtaking Apple, Alphabet becomes the Most Valuable Company - But For Now

In the run to the race for being the most valuable company in the world Alphabet seems to have won the battle but questions are being raised whether it would win the war.   Suggesting that the company formerly known as Google could be valued at $628 billion in the next 12 months, the median...

ExxonMobil Is Losing Profit in Billions

Leading US oil company ExxonMobil said its latest quarter profits numbered $ 2.8 billion, which is 58% less than the previous year, and the annual profit fell by half - from $ 32.5 billion to $ 16.2 billion. ExxonMobil’s management noted that in the current difficult conditions, the company intends...
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