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  • Why timing is essential when it comes to emerging markets

    September 17, 2018

    Whether the big re-pricings that have occurred in Argentina and Turkey were rare events limited to those countries, or part of a wider pattern that could have further systemic implications, is a topic that frequently comes up on CNBC’s Street Signs. More often than not, our guests have leaned toward the former. Both countries have large [...]

  • Why timing is essential when it comes to emerging markets

    September 17, 2018

    Whether the big re-pricings that have occurred in Argentina and Turkey were rare events limited to those countries, or part of a wider pattern that could have further systemic implications, is a topic that frequently comes up on CNBC’s Street Signs. More often than not, our guests have leaned toward the former. Both countries have large [...]

  • Volkswagen drives truck and bus division IPO plans forward

    September 17, 2018

    Volkswagen is pushing ahead with proposals for a stock market listing of its truck and bus division with an aim to be market ready by the end of the year, the car manufacturer announced today.  Traton Group, which owns brands such as Man and Scania, will bring a team of investment banks and legal advisors on board to prepare the potential [...]

  • Volkswagen drives truck and bus division IPO plans forward

    September 17, 2018

    Volkswagen is pushing ahead with proposals for a stock market listing of its truck and bus division with an aim to be market ready by the end of the year, the car manufacturer announced today.  Traton Group, which owns brands such as Man and Scania, will bring a team of investment banks and legal advisors on board to prepare the potential [...]

  • Sirius Minerals signs Brazilian supply deal for its Yorkshire mine

    September 17, 2018

    Sirius Minerals has signed a new supply deal in Brazil for its Yorkshire mine as it continues to recover from soaring project costs. The company's shares tumbled more than 18 per cent earlier this month when the miner said it may need an extra $600m (£456m) to construct its mine under the North York Moors. Last [...]

  • Sirius Minerals signs Brazilian supply deal for its Yorkshire mine

    September 17, 2018

    Sirius Minerals has signed a new supply deal in Brazil for its Yorkshire mine as it continues to recover from soaring project costs. The company's shares tumbled more than 18 per cent earlier this month when the miner said it may need an extra $600m (£456m) to construct its mine under the North York Moors. Last [...]

  • Prospex confirms first gas production in Romania as it becomes revenue generating

    September 17, 2018

    Oil and gas investment firm Prospex has announced its first gas production in north east Romania, turning it into a revenue generating company. Gas from its Bainet field will be sold to the national grid for €6 per million cubic feet and production has started at 700,000 cubic feet per day. Shares in the Alternative [...]

  • Prospex confirms first gas production in Romania as it becomes revenue generating

    September 17, 2018

    Oil and gas investment firm Prospex has announced its first gas production in north east Romania, turning it into a revenue generating company. Gas from its Bainet field will be sold to the national grid for €6 per million cubic feet and production has started at 700,000 cubic feet per day. Shares in the Alternative [...]

  • Unilever shareholder in ‘revolt’ over tax risks associated with Amsterdam move

    September 15, 2018

    A shareholder in Unilever has hinted it could vote against the consumer giant's plan to move its headquarters to Amsterdam to simplify its corporate structure. The Times reported that Lindsell Train, Unilever's third largest shareholder, could vote against the move on the grounds that it would result in the forced sale of Unilever shares and mean [...]

  • Unilever shareholder in ‘revolt’ over tax risks associated with Amsterdam move

    September 15, 2018

    A shareholder in Unilever has hinted it could vote against the consumer giant's plan to move its headquarters to Amsterdam to simplify its corporate structure. The Times reported that Lindsell Train, Unilever's third largest shareholder, could vote against the move on the grounds that it would result in the forced sale of Unilever shares and mean [...]

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