Evergrande eyes sale of one of its companies in Europe
As rumours abound that breaking up the property giant is really the only course of action
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European investors warm to SPACs
But US landscape is more favourable – for now
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Danske Bank shuts China office
It says ‘relatively few customers have used the Beijing representative office’
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Newly-stabilised DAX waits on new economic data
Germany’s DAX market index has stabilised after the last twenty-four hours saw incremental gains. As of writing, it now stands at 15,249.38.
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Semiconductor threat hits German auto sector
The German auto sector could be teetering on the brink, according to the country’s Handelsblatt newspaper.
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Will supply chain disruption drag on into 2022?
Supply chain disruption across the world is due to worsen, according to multiple market watchers.
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Is Evergrande causing the rest of China to catch cold?
As two rivals teeter on the brink
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British firms pin colours to ESG mast
Driven by reputation and brand advocacy concerns
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An erratic week for the DAX
Does it point to a crash?
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ESG investing is the ‘new normal’ in Europe
But the Belgians are streaks ahead of the Swiss
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Al Gore’s investment firm to pump $600m into UK energy provider
Which looks set to absorb over half a million customers from a collapsed rival
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Brent crude falls slightly after topping $80 a barrel
Rise has mirrored that of the OPEC basket price