Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
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Mo | Verizon names former PayPal boss Dan Schulman as CEO | ||
Mo | Factbox-Foreign companies eye US expansion to lessen fallout from tariffs | ||
Mo | AstraZeneca signs up to $555 million deal with US-based Algen to develop gene therapies | ||
Mo | Brokerages largely bullish on Klarna, weigh growth prospects against rising costs | ||
Mo | AI venture funding continued to surge in third quarter, data shows | ||
Mo | AMD signs AI chip-supply deal with OpenAI, gives it option to take a 10% stake | ||
Mo | Tesla's German car sales fall 9.4% in September | ||
Mo | Ferrari completes e-Vortex test circuit near Fiorano | ||
Mo | Factbox-Trump administration's investment push in rare-earth companies, chipmakers | ||
Mo | US bank Fifth Third to buy regional lender Comerica in $10.9 billion deal | ||
Mo | Saudi Arabia's PIF wealth fund plans dual-tranche green bond sale | ||
Mo | Canadian investors bet on defense, construction stocks as Carney targets nation-building projects | ||
Mo | Boeing, Airbus say no immediate plans to launch new jets | ||
Mo | US Health Secretary Kennedy speeds autism drug with GSK help | ||
Mo | Critical Metals shares surge after Reuters report says Washington eyeing stake | ||
Mo | Standard Chartered says assets at CIO Funds reach $3 billion, launches Islamic suite | ||
Mo | European major satellite venture still needs some time to finalise, source says | ||
Mo | Citigroup turns cold on UK equities, doubles down on EM optimism | ||
Mo | Reactions to the resignation of France's one-day old government | ||
Mo | Toyota says deal to take key supplier private delayed to February or later | ||
Mo | J.P. Morgan upgrades euro zone to 'overweight', cites attractive equities | ||
Mo | European shares inch lower, dragged by French stocks | ||
Mo | Factbox-European companies cut jobs in response to slowing economy | ||
Mo | UK's Aston Martin forecasts fiscal 2025 profit below market consensus | ||
Mo | Kitchenware maker Groupe SEB cuts annual profit forecast as Europe, U.S. demand weaker than expected |