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| | | ... Microsoft Corp, Johnson & Johnson, and Proctor & Gamble increased their dollar payouts. "In addition, businesses like Volkswagen AG have recently paid out further special dividends," he said. Pennell added that recent increases have also been from energy ... |
| | | | ... Creagh says Tesla is better placed than its German counterparts trying to compete in the electric vehicles space like Volkswagen. Tesla's research and development spending and capex far outpaces competitors. And it has battery manufacturing experience ... |
| | | | ... officer at Australian Wealth Management (which was subsequently acquired by IOOF). He has also held roles at S&P, PwC and Volkswagen Financial Services. Todd replaces David Walker, who will become chief architect at IRESS having been chief technology ... |
| | | | A firm with Australian origins is leading the funding for institutional investor litigation against Volkswagen AG, with the first of two suits filed in Germany this week. Bentham Europe, a subsidiary of Australian-founded Bentham Ventures, said global ... |
| | | | ... investment management, where short-term returns often clash with the goals of long-term investment horizons, citing Volkswagen as a case in point. "Do you think those Volkswagen engineers were acting in the best long-term interests of the company's shareholders? ... |
| | | | ... well above the debt burdens of Aa1-rated peers." Recent events also threaten the strong man of the Eurozone - Germany. Volkswagen's confession that it had cheated on its emission readers is "a catastrophe for the entire German car industry", printed ... |
| | | | ... plan to develop affordable biofuels for the aeroplane industry. European auto companies must become more competitive, Volkswagen board member Christian Klingler says, while also dismissing talk that Europe's auto industry suffers from overcapacity. WASHINGTON ... |
| | | | ... oil prices offset a drop in output. However its share price was slightly down 0.62 per cent at close. In Frankfurt, Volkswagen shed 4.17 per cent even though Europe's biggest car maker said its net profit tripled in the first half. French telecom equipment ... |
| | | | ... 44.88, to close at 6,070.60. In Frankfurt, the auto sector was under particular pressure. Daimler lost 3.25 per cent, Volkswagen 2.80 per cent and BMW 2.42 per cent. PARIS - In France, the CAC 40 gave up 35.63 points, or 1.00 per cent, to finish at 3,519.73. ... |
| | | | ... The DAX 30 fell 6.52 points, or 0.12 per cent, to close at 5,613.20 points, with the market dragged down by car maker Volkswagen. Volkswagen shares fell more than eight per cent as the Gulf emirate of Qatar sold preferential shares in the group. PARIS ... |
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