Posts Tagged ‘finance’
Italcementi, the star of FINANCE
Sunday, March 7th, 2010GM also in the running for Fidis
Saturday, March 6th, 2010General Motors confirmed that it intends to acquire part of 51% of Fidis, the financial arm of the Fiat group, without giving further details. The American group would launch negotiations after learning that three Italian banks, BDR IntesaBci and San Paolo Imi, submitted its offer to acquire the finance division of Lingotto. GM could use an exclusive clause, included in the agreement signed in 2000 between the two groups, the position ahead of any asset of Fiat.
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Alitalia, star of Midex, bouncing after transfer
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010Snai: the bet FINANCE
Saturday, February 20th, 2010She moves in line with the rest of the list also Snai, the latest purchase of Midex. The title he held in the session yesterday despite the strong bearish trend of European stock exchanges, has now reached a new historic high at 17.9 euros.
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FINANCE crowned queen of the indices
Sunday, February 14th, 2010The star of the Milan Stock Exchange is now the index Midex, that after a few sessions in sharp decline, returns to attract investors and marks an increase of 1, 47%. The protagonists of this Thursday’s shooting is the Gruppo Editoriale L’Espresso, which rises in the wake of the new acquisition of a provider specializing in mobile telephony, Snai, Mondadori and Acea.
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Prudential, one million customers for Egg
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010Prudential has issued this morning to the press the financial information of the first quarter of 2000, repeating its intention to list Egg, its internet bank. “With Egg are giving life to an online supermarket of finance,” said chief executive Jonathan Bloomer. Egg has created 42 thousand new accounts in the first quarter, 73% of them online. The company has about one million customers. Egg will be listed when there are market situations and company will be deemed appropriate by the group.
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Yahoo! – Tim, the synergies cartel
Friday, February 5th, 2010A statement released by Yahoo! specifies the terms of the agreement with Tim. Yahoo! Europe will provide the WAP gateway Tim developed their own content in WML, so suited to the small screen of mobile phones, and the full range of its services and products: mail, news, finance, sports weather, IM and content. These will be usable by all clients accessing the WAP gateway Tim, along with those already available (by Tim Acotel) and those soon to be provided under the agreement with Seat. The industry estimates indicate that over the next 5 years up to 50% of all Internet access will come from mobile phones, expected to be over one billion worldwide. “We are happy to work with Tim,” said Fabiola Arredondo, managing director of Yahoo! Europe, “the trader most important and fastest growing in Europe, to offer WAP service portfolio to Italian users. Marco De Benedetti, CEO of Tim, has instead said that the agreement with Yahoo! Europe “enriches and complements our unique world Wap. After the launch of i-Tim we are completing the contents of our WAP platform to offer our customers even more innovative services.”
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Banca Intesa on the shields at the Milan Stock
Sunday, January 31st, 2010Good performance of Banca Intesa with the title at this time rose 1 23% 4.27 euros. The wait for tomorrow because the board is affecting investors. The chairman of the group, Giovanni Bazoli, is called to launch a robust set of operational decisions. The Lease will sell much of its network to the new Banca Intesa, but seeing all the assets of the group’s investment banking and global finance, from Cabot.
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Focus Vs France Telecom Mobilcom
Monday, January 11th, 2010It appears increasingly tight clash that sees opposing telecoms France Telecom and Mobilcom. Origin of all there is the demand for Mobilcom make his action meets France Telecom to a pact signed last year. Pact that would oblige the French to support the investments of UMTS in Germany Mobilcom. For their part the French did not intend to inject new money into Germany, especially because of the enormous debt that must be brought back to reasonable levels. In the face of the threat of the Germans to bring the matter before a tribunal, France Telecom has put his finger on the transaction that brought the wife Schmid, founder and chief shareholder of Mobilcom, to buy a major stake in the husband’s . According to the complaint of France Telecom would be financed with the same capital Mobilcom, contrary to market rules. Schmid denying such a possibility has thus challenged its put option, which would enable him to dispose of its own to France Télécom, forcing the French to take control of German society by consolidating the accounts. This morning, finally, the indiscretion, immediately denied, that would have made a bid by France Telecom to acquire the share of Schmid, a move also in line with disengagement from the capital of the Italian company Wind.