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NEW YORK: Asian equities declined Thursday (March 27) after President Donald Trump's latest trade salvo scuppered demand for riskier investments.
LONDON: A looming election, unemployment edging higher and an automotive industry in crisis may not seem like a recipe for German corporate success this year, but a look at earnings projections tells a different story.
Amid growing competition and price pressure, German companies are increasingly adopting a localised strategy in China, operating with greater autonomy and aligning their operations with the mindset and practices of local businesses, a survey published by the German Chamber of Commerce in China shows.
The German government has brought in SAP SE and Deutsche Telekom AG to help develop an app to trace Covid-19 infections as European governments look to national champions to help build solutions to the pandemic.
LONDON: After decades in the shadows of record-shattering Wall Street stocks, a transformation of the eurozone’s index of blue-chip companies looks to have finally set the benchmark on course toward a new high.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- Amazon Web Services (AWS), announced on Thursday that Siemens Smart Infrastructure, a business of the Siemens AG group focusing on energy distribution and intelligent buildings, is moving its SAP infrastructure to AWS.
FRANKFURT: Deutsche Boerse AG will remove Wirecard AG from its benchmark DAX index ahead of a regular quarterly review following the collapse of the payments company amid allegations of accounting fraud.
Germany’s new coronavirus tracing app will help break infection chains and allow the country to manage the return to normality more effectively, according to Health Minister Jens Spahn.
BERLIN: Volkswagen AG’s second profit warning in three months makes one thing clear: Europe’s biggest automaker is in decline.
Cali (Colombia): Delegates from almost 200 countries are gathering this week in Cali, Colombia, for the biennial United Nations (UN) summit on biodiversity, the first one since the landmark Global Biodiversity Framework was signed in Montreal in December 2022.
Six months after Hong Kong reopened to the world, the city still has a steep climb to reclaim its place as Asia’s premier finance and tourism hub.
Though well known for their engineering, Germany has fallen behind on delivering tech innovations and nurturing new ideas, prompting industry and government figures to try and shake things up.
MUNICH: The craze for blank-check listings is helping Deutsche Bank AG make a comeback in the IPO world.
While VW is one of the largest auto producers, it’s now pitted against companies that have routinely disrupted industries, casting former leaders aside in the process.
ROHAN Murty saw his father build Infosys Ltd into one of India’s national champions by pioneering a novel strategy of outsourcing technology services.
Russia’s reliance on foreign software to run its factories, farms and oil fields is turning into one of the biggest headaches for domestic industry as more IT providers pull out of the market in response to President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
PETALING JAYA: The National Institutes of Biotechnology Malaysia (NIBM) paid RM1.16mil to a company for purchases and services rendered over a period of three years.
CORPORATE bosses could always count on Singapore’s culture of obedience to herd small investors into lowball mergers or take-private deals. No longer.
LONDON: Cost pressures, supply-chain chaos and a reopening letdown are set to plague Europe’s third-quarter earnings season, setting investors up for more disappointment than elation.
FRANKFURT: Shares in the online fashion retailer About You AG have been priced at 23 euros apiece for its planned stock market listing, valuing the German trading group at 3.92 billion euros ($4.75 billion), it said on Monday.
