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Orange Austria ceded to the Chinese Hutchison 3G

February 3, 2012

France Telecom confirmed Friday the sale of Orange to the Chinese Hutchison 3G Austria, a subsidiary of conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa, continuing its asset sales abroad. The transaction is valued at 1.3 billion euros including debt Orange Austria amounting to around 1.1 billion euros. France Telecom, owner ...

November 11, 2011

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that there is a definite risk that the major economies fall into recession, unless their authorities take urgent measures to stimulate growth. In a note which had been prepared for the G20 summit held in Cannes last week, but was not published until ...

Shale gas: the repeal of three licenses is formalized

October 13, 2011

An order of revocation was published in the Official Gazette on Thursday. It provides for removal of three licenses for shale gas of 64 in the south of France. A manifestation of anti-shale gas in the National Assembly, 10 May 2011. The order of revocation of three licenses for ...

The Tokyo Stock Exchange ended down 0.4%

October 12, 2011

The Tokyo Stock Exchange to a halt Wednesday, after three sessions of gains, the disappointing results of the U.S. Alcoa raising fears a negative impact of the debt crisis in the euro zone on third quarter results. The Nikkei lost 0.4%, or 34.78 points to 8738.90 points and the ...

Chinese Geely denies being interested in Saab

October 6, 2011

The owner of Volvo automobiles, Chinese Geely, denied Thursday be interested in the Swedish manufacturer Saab, after information in the sense of the daily Dagens Nyheter. Saab, which has hardly produced a car for six months, is in receivership.A loan of EUR 70 million guaranteed by the Chinese Zhejiang ...

The private sector would lose most from the Greek report of the troika

September 30, 2011

The next report of the international inspectors on the progress of Greece in budgetary matters should play a crucial role in a possible revision of the discount of the private sector, we learn from a reliable source. The report of the "troika" (European Union, European Central Bank, International Monetary ...

Crédit Agricole could also reduce its balance sheet

September 27, 2011

Crédit Agricole will likely path traced by BNP Paribas and Societe Generale by announcing measures to reduce the size of its balance sheet and reduce its financing needs in dollars, analysts and sources close to the bank. Although more focused on retail banking and has already cut the wing ...

Out nuclear power will cost 250 billion euros to Germany

September 19, 2011

The amount of investment necessary to switch to renewable energy amounts to 25 billion euros per year to the burden on businesses, individuals and the state. A nuclear power plant in Bavaria. The investment bank of the German state, KfW said Monday at 250 billion euros in total investment ...

Why China invests in European public debt

September 14, 2011

Beijing's interest that Europe, its first export market, so the debt crisis in which it is stuck. But its purchases of government bonds in difficulties are by no means a long-term solution, says Xu Bei, an economist at Natixis. Interview. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited the Acropolis in Athens with ...

Greece: the failure scenarios

September 12, 2011

The failure of Greece is now a hyptohèse work for some German officials. But she is not alone. Overview of three options on the table and their consequences. Germany loses patience with Greece and plans to let the country go bankrupt. Germany is she about to let go of ...

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