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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Tata Sons Appoints James Shapiro as Resident Director in North America
Tata group holding company Tata Sons on Friday appointed James Shapiro as its resident director in North America.
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Deutsche Boerse To De-List Coinbase From Xetra And Frankfurt Trade
When Coinbase trading started at Deutsche Boerse's platforms, a wrong reference code- a so-called LEI code- was used by mistake, Deutsche Boerse said.
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Deutsche Boerse To De-List Coinbase From Xetra And Frankfurt Trade
When Coinbase trading started at Deutsche Boerse's platforms, a wrong reference code- a so-called LEI code- was used by mistake, Deutsche Boerse said.
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Think Soros Is Right? Traders Chase 76% Returns Shorting Europe
Soros says the euro area is in “existential danger” -- Traders chase 76% returns shorting Europe.
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Deutsche Bank Hits Record Low as It Defends Troubled U.S. Unit
Deutsche Bank put on a Federal Reserve list of problem banks.
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Consumer Sentiment Took A Hit In July: Deutsche Boerse
Consumer sentiment waned in July this year due to decreasing optimism towards personal finances, business environment, employment and the real estate market, according to a Deutsche Boerse report.
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Europe's First Regulated Bitcoin Product Launches In Gibraltar
Europe's first regulated bitcoin product - an asset-backed exchange-traded instrument that will invest exclusively in the digital currency - begins trading this week on the Gibraltar Stock Exchange and Germany's Deutsche Boerse.
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London And Frankfurt To Merge Stock Exchanges In $30 Billion Deal
Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LSE) agreed to combine in a $30 billion deal to create a European trading powerhouse better able to compete with U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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Deutsche Boerse Sees 'Brexit' as Possible Risk to Unified Capital Market in EU
But it warned that a potential "Brexit" -- while not an actual hurdle to the merger -- could nevertheless jeopardise the EU's wider plans for a unified capital market.
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Business Sentiment Drops on Rupee Fall, Weak Global Demand: Survey
India's business sentiment fell for the third consecutive month in September amid subdued foreign demand and a sharp depreciation of rupee, a survey by Deutsche Boerse said.
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Indian Business Sentiment Boosted by RBI's June Rate Cut: Survey
The downturn in India's business sentiment seems to have bottomed out as listed firms reported a significant improvement in production levels and domestic as well as export orders this month, a survey said on Tuesday.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Tata Sons Appoints James Shapiro as Resident Director in North America
Tata group holding company Tata Sons on Friday appointed James Shapiro as its resident director in North America.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Tata Sons Appoints James Shapiro as Resident Director in North America
Tata group holding company Tata Sons on Friday appointed James Shapiro as its resident director in North America.
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Deutsche Boerse To De-List Coinbase From Xetra And Frankfurt Trade
When Coinbase trading started at Deutsche Boerse's platforms, a wrong reference code- a so-called LEI code- was used by mistake, Deutsche Boerse said.
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Deutsche Boerse To De-List Coinbase From Xetra And Frankfurt Trade
When Coinbase trading started at Deutsche Boerse's platforms, a wrong reference code- a so-called LEI code- was used by mistake, Deutsche Boerse said.
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Think Soros Is Right? Traders Chase 76% Returns Shorting Europe
Soros says the euro area is in “existential danger” -- Traders chase 76% returns shorting Europe.
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Deutsche Bank Hits Record Low as It Defends Troubled U.S. Unit
Deutsche Bank put on a Federal Reserve list of problem banks.
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Consumer Sentiment Took A Hit In July: Deutsche Boerse
Consumer sentiment waned in July this year due to decreasing optimism towards personal finances, business environment, employment and the real estate market, according to a Deutsche Boerse report.
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Europe's First Regulated Bitcoin Product Launches In Gibraltar
Europe's first regulated bitcoin product - an asset-backed exchange-traded instrument that will invest exclusively in the digital currency - begins trading this week on the Gibraltar Stock Exchange and Germany's Deutsche Boerse.
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London And Frankfurt To Merge Stock Exchanges In $30 Billion Deal
Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LSE) agreed to combine in a $30 billion deal to create a European trading powerhouse better able to compete with U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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Deutsche Boerse Sees 'Brexit' as Possible Risk to Unified Capital Market in EU
But it warned that a potential "Brexit" -- while not an actual hurdle to the merger -- could nevertheless jeopardise the EU's wider plans for a unified capital market.
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Business Sentiment Drops on Rupee Fall, Weak Global Demand: Survey
India's business sentiment fell for the third consecutive month in September amid subdued foreign demand and a sharp depreciation of rupee, a survey by Deutsche Boerse said.
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Indian Business Sentiment Boosted by RBI's June Rate Cut: Survey
The downturn in India's business sentiment seems to have bottomed out as listed firms reported a significant improvement in production levels and domestic as well as export orders this month, a survey said on Tuesday.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
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Frankfurt Exchange's China Dream Turns to Nightmare
As the New York Stock Exchange basks in the $22 billion debut of the Chinese e-commerce company, the German exchange operator is licking its wounds after a raft of scandals involving Chinese firms listed in Frankfurt.
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Tata Sons Appoints James Shapiro as Resident Director in North America
Tata group holding company Tata Sons on Friday appointed James Shapiro as its resident director in North America.
