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Finland's Kone has
outbid rival suitors for Thyssenkrupp's prized
elevator division with a preliminary offer of 17 billion euros
($18.9 billion), two people familiar with the matter told
Reuters on Tuesday.
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Greece attracted record orders
for its first 15-year bond sale since the financial crisis, a
crucial step in furthering the thrice bailed-out country's
capital markets comeback.
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Banks and luxury goods led a recovery in
European shares on Tuesday after heightened concerns about the
about the potential impact on businesses from the coronavirus
outbreak in China saw the main index post its worst day in about
four months.
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Private Equity firm TPG is in talks to
cut its stake in its credit-investing arm, TPG Sixth Street
Partners (TSSP), the Wall Street Journal reported https://www.wsj.com/articles/tpg-in-talks-to-reduce-stake-in-32-billion-credit-investing-arm-11580225533?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=1
on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Posted at 16:33h
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Privatisation without deregulation is like a teapot with no tea
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Posted at 16:05h
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* Shares drop to eight-week low, then recover
(Adds CEO comment, bullets, updates shares)
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Nigeria's business capital Lagos
will ban commercial motorcycles from nearly the entire city,
citing overcrowding and safety, authorities said on Monday, a
move that could change the commute for thousands and threaten
ride-hailing startups.
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Travelex's UK international money
transfer service and wire offering is fully operational again,
it said on Tuesday, almost a month after a crippling ransomware
attack forced staff to use pen and paper to calculate foreign
currency exchanges.
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Michael O’Leary demands carrier’s owners foot bill for rescue deal rather than taxpayers
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Cash-strapped state carrier
South African Airways (SAA) will receive 3.5 billion rand ($244
million) of emergency funding from the government-owned
Development Bank of Southern Africa, the airline's business
rescue practitioners said on Tuesday.
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