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  • 31.08.2020
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Chinese Chengtong is negotiating the purchase of a Moscow hotel in Beijing - sources

China Chengtong Holdings Group Ltd, a Chinese state-owned company, is negotiating the purchase of a Beijing hotel in central Moscow from the state-owned development company VTB, Gates, three...

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  • 02.02.2021
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Private jet company Wheels Up to go public with $ 2 billion SPAC deal that could help it open up new markets

Merger with Aspirational Wheels Up acquires a luxury marketing and expansion partner overseas. The deal is worth more than $ 2 billion, more than double its 2019 estimate.

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  • 24.06.2022
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European bond yields are worse than during the 2008 financial crisis

By all statistics, this is the worst sell-off of corporate bonds in Europe in decades, surpassing even the 2008 financial crisis. Whether you're looking at returns, the rate at which yield...

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  • 05.08.2022
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WeWork Inc. launches its application after entering the stock exchange

WeWork Inc. hopes to boost its falling share price by joining a growing number of tech companies selling apps, data tools and other software to landlords and office tenants trying to adapt...

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  • 31.08.2020
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Hershey to buy cheese puffs maker Pirate Brands for $420 million

Hershey Co said on Wednesday it would buy Pirate Brands from B&G Foods Inc for $420 million in an all-cash deal, giving the chocolate maker rights to snack brands such as Pirate’s Booty, Sma...

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  • 11.07.2022
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Inflation makes the English breakfast even more expensive

Cooking English breakfasts is around 18% more expensive than it was a year ago, another indicator of how the cost-of-living crisis is squeezing UK household budgets. Buying roast items – t...

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  • 05.07.2022
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European natural gas prices rise to their highest level amid persistent supply problems and energy crisis

European natural gas prices have risen to their highest level in nearly four months amid persistent supply problems amid the worst energy crisis in decades.  Benchmark futures jumped as mu...

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  • 31.08.2022
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America's Office Surplus Began Decades Before the Pandemic

Office vacancy rates are highest in older buildings such as 100 East Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee.

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  • 19.08.2022
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Bitcoin continues to retreat as the 200-week average focuses again

The largest cryptocurrency fell as much as 3% to $22,716.59, its lowest level since Aug. 10 and close to its 200-week moving average of about $23,000.

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  • 10.07.2022
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How to Navigate europe's tourism chaos this summer

Like tens of thousands of pieces of luggage stuck at European airports, flight cancellations piled up again this week. In the UK, British Airways has announced that another 10,300 flights s...

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  • 31.08.2020
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Transmashholding bought a plant in South Africa

The main markets for the company - African countries.

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  • 13.07.2022
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A surge in doctor visits has led to an unexpected jump in the UK's economic growth.

UK GDP exceeded expectations with growth of 0.5% in May A surge in doctor visits and holiday bookings led to an unexpected jump in UK economic growth in May, offsetting continued weakness...

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  • 14.07.2022
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The foreign exchange market is focused on the supply of Russian gas more than the ECB

The ECB is expected to raise the rate on July 21, when the repair of the pipeline is completed. The planned reopening of Russia's key gas pipeline next week could be a bigger deal for the...

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  • 05.09.2022
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Clubs and bars are popping up all over Manhattan, providing an alternative social hub and jobs.

Amenities range from bars and workspaces to restaurants and spas, and many places have long waiting lists.

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  • 31.08.2020
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Aramco is world's most profitable oil company: Bloomberg

Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable oil company, Bloomberg reported on Friday, but its huge earnings and cash flows may still fail to justify its desired $2 trillion valuation.

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  • 15.07.2022
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Aston plans to raise £653 million with Saudi investment

PIF will become shareholder No. 2 after the Stroll consortium The board of directors of the automaker rejected the proposal of PE and Geely Aston Martin intends to issue 23.3 million new...

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Bain Reaches Deal to Buy DSM Sinochem Pharma Joint Venture

DSP venture was said to have been worth $698 million in sale Singapore business was set up by Royal DSM, China’s Sinochem

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  • 28.07.2022
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German electric car maker e.Go to go public through Athena SPAC

Next.e.GO Mobile SE, a German maker of compact electric vehicles, is going public through a merger with a blank check firm to create a $913 million company, including debt, according to peo...

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  • 11.08.2022
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Siemens believes buoyant demand persists due to supply and cost pressures

Siemens AG said strong orders from all markets will continue in the coming months, helping the company combat rising inflation and supply chain issues that are weighing on profitability.

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  • 25.07.2022
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Kazaks from the ECB said that stronger increases in interest rates may not end after the current corrections

The European Central Bank may not be done with raising interest rates after surprised with an initial half-point hike last week, according to Board of Governors member Martins Casax.

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