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...A snapshot of its About page from about 9pm on 8 November listed one “Sam Bankman-Fried” as a backer: At some point since then, he was mysteriously replaced: 51) Kresus There are a few finance-related...
...She dashed Hungary’s hopes of quickly receiving €7.2bn of EU recovery funds that Budapest has been bidding for, and announced she would start a process to withhold EU money because of rule of law issues....
...’s Daily Mail front page....
...Thylmann would be charged with tax evasion in late 2012 and sell the company to senior managers Feras Antoon and David Tassillo, but the Montreal-headquartered, Luxembourg-listed group went on to pull in...
...Additional reporting by Alice Hancock in London The article was updated on December 7 to show that 34 per cent of US homes listed on Airbnb can also be booked elsewhere, not 44 per cent...
...As such, we model industry pricing of $0.92 per sq. inch in 2H20/2021, down only slightly from a peak of $0.95 in 1H19. Catalysts and Risks....
...Shell, a large oil company, gets a downgrade to “underweight” from Barclays as part of a 110 page note on the rise of the ESG investor and how it relates to the European integrated Oil and Refining Sector...
...However an argument could be made that Ocado (n/r), which is valued at an equity value of £16.9bn (EV of £17.36bn) and trading on an EV/sales of 6.7x CY’21 is a relevant comparative and one that is listed...
...Wikipedia page....
...as a criticism of any listed companies....
...Based on our recovery scenario on pg 7, Infineon stand-alone sales could be up 16% and Cypress sales up 15%....
...We reiterate our Buy (on CL) on Volvo. Furthermore, we decrease many of our TPs by between 10-40% as a result of revised GDP forecasts • Use the comment box for prompts and complaints....
...Brdenk says the company has so far been the object of no formal legal complaints....
...Coincidentally, Berenberg has a big note out on European supermarkets. Sainsbury goes from “buy” to “sell” and Morrison goes from “hold” to “buy”. Here’s page 1 of 89....
...In April, BaFin filed a criminal complaint against Palma and me, plus a string of traders and hedge funds I’d never spoken to....
...By the end of last week, 35% of flagship rents had been received, compared to 96% at Q+7 last year....
...from sale of premium cigar (likely completed byJuly 1) i.e. ex-FX EPS decline of 3-7% from FY19 EPS of 272p....
...The 92-page report sent the company’s Hong Kong-listed shares down 7.3 per cent and trading in the stock was suspended....
...between 2014 and 2017 — the proliferation of properties listed on platforms such as Airbnb was inevitable....
...“I’ll just repeat that,” he added: “We have no expectation of an equity raise this year.” So much for that. On Wednesday, the London-listed banking start-up closed a sale of £300m of shares....
...Barclays says that just under 92 per cent of deals placed using its RSPs got a better price quoted than the LSE in the first quarter of 2019, improving customer returns by an average £14.69 over that period...
...A $42bn fee pot amounts to nearly two-thirds of the total 2017 revenues of listed US asset managers — or more than Fidelity and BlackRock’s total revenues combined....
...Tasting notes on Purple Pages of JancisRobinson.com....
...One glimpse of the future of retail banking in Germany is on display in Bonn....
...Finally, Matthew Vincent writes that Rupert Murdoch would be a better media mogul if he weren’t so enamoured of tabloid hacks. This is not a pitch for the Guardian’s “Comment is Free’ page....
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