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Germany's EuroEyes Announces $90 Million Hong Kong IPO Plans
EuroEyes International Eye Clinic will be pricing its stocks between HK$6.20 and HK$8.80 per share, with a public debut scheduled on October 15. EuroEyes International Eye Clinic will be pricing its stocks between HK$6.20 and HK$8.80 per share, with a public debut scheduled on October 15. -
Trump Trapped By Iran In Lose-Lose Position In Middle East
Germany, France and the UK blame Iran for the aerial attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities but Iran has Trump over a barrel. Germany, France and the UK blame Iran for the aerial attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities but Iran has Trump over a barrel. -
China Touts Desire To Build Stronger Ties With Germany Prior To Chancellor Visit
China's Ministry of Finance issued a statement expressing its hopes of building closer economic ties with Germany days before Chancellor Angela Merkel's planned visit this week. China's Ministry of Finance issued a statement expressing its hopes of building closer economic ties with Germany days before Chancellor Angela Merkel's planned visit this week. -
Germany Widely Expected To Fall Into Recession in Q3
Germany will likely enter recession in the third quarter as its economy refuses to grow. Germany will likely enter recession in the third quarter as its economy refuses to grow. -
Germany Prepared To Spend $55 Billion To Stave Off Recession
German officials are exploring different measures, including a proposed $55 billion stimulus, to stave off a potential economic recession. German officials are exploring different measures, including a proposed $55 billion stimulus, to stave off a potential economic recession. -
Chinese Investments In Europe Dropped By 84 Percent In First Half Of 2019
Chinese investments in Europe for the first half of 2019 only amounted to around $2.4 billion, a big drop from the $17.7 billion invested last year. Chinese investments in Europe for the first half of 2019 only amounted to around $2.4 billion, a big drop from the $17.7 billion invested last year. -
Germany, UK, Italy, Mexico And Brazil Now At Risk Of Recession
Some of the leading economies in Europe and Latin America are flirting with recession. Some of the leading economies in Europe and Latin America are flirting with recession. -
Germany Economy Shrinks Amid 'Perfect Storm' Of Negative Factors
Germany saw its economy contract by 0.1 percent for the second quarter of the year, mainly affected by the ongoing global trade disputes and looming fears of a no-deal Brexit. Germany saw its economy contract by 0.1 percent for the second quarter of the year, mainly affected by the ongoing global trade disputes and looming fears of a no-deal Brexit. -
Deutsche Bank Loses $3.5 Billion In Q2 As Result Of Overhaul
Deutsche Bank reported a staggering $3.5 billion loss for the second quarter of the year, mainly due to expenses related to its massive overhaul. Deutsche Bank reported a staggering $3.5 billion loss for the second quarter of the year, mainly due to expenses related to its massive overhaul. -
Deutsche Bank Stock Continue To Drop Amid Overhaul Doubts
Deutsche Bank share prices continue to drop as doubts over its planned business overhaul looms over its shareholders and investors. Deutsche Bank share prices continue to drop as doubts over its planned business overhaul looms over its shareholders and investors.