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Nexi in $9 Billion Deal to Create a European Payments Giant
The company is acquiring Nets of Denmark just weeks after agreeing to buy Italian rival SIA.
ECB to boost banks but markets unimpressed by unchanged interest rates
The European Central Bank on Thursday kept its key interest rate unchanged but announced measures to provide cheap funding for eurozone banks to help them...
Companies put IPOs on ice as coronavirus fears rock markets
Global dealmaking has sunk to a six-year low despite last week’s announcement of several big deals
Italian stocks ravaged, Dow futures down over 600 points on spreading virus
European stock markets fell sharply open on Monday, with investors gripped by concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, with cases shooting up in South...
Europe Markets: Italian stocks set to lead sharp decline for European equities as coronavirus spreads
European stock markets were poised for a sharply lower open on Monday, with investors gripped by concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, with cases...
Why a surprise €4.9 billion Italian bank merger won’t spark an M&A spree for Europe’s banks
Shares in Italian bank UBI Banca surge 23% after its larger rival Intesa makes surprise €4.9 takeover bid
Europe Markets: European chip stocks tumble on Apple warning, while HSBC slumps on profit slide
European stocks under pressure a day after Apple warns on its fourth-quarter guidance, owing to fallout from the coronavirus. Chip makers were in the firing...
Europe Markets: European equity markets rose ahead of festive period, buoyed by strong gains in Italy
The benchmark Stoxx 600 rose 0.8% in early trading,
Deep Dive: Fund manager disagrees with dividend-stock focus but gives other reasons to own 3 with yields as high as 12%
Fabio Paolini of Pictet Asset Management says a stock’s dividend offers no indication of its value.
These Are The 5 Banks Most Exposed To Turkish Chaos
The Lira has been a one way train lower ever since the Turkish Central Bank ended the idiotic experiment with crushing all foreign investor confidence by boosting swaps to mindblowing levels.