Europe Morning Headlines: Activision CEO leads $8.2bn investor buyout, Senate ...

 
 
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Friday July 26 2013
 
 
Financial Times - Europe homepage
 
Activision CEO leads $8.2bn investor buyout
 
Bobby Kotick is leading an investor group buying most of Vivendi's controlling stake in the world's largest video games company.
 
 
 
Senate letter backs Yellen for Fed role
 
 
Samsung sees slower smartphone growth ahead
 
 
Decade-long quest ends at SAC front door
 
 
Amazon reports unexpected quarterly loss
 
 
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Markets
 
Equities mixed as China concerns linger
 
Global stocks struggled for a clear direction amid persistent worries about China, as investors digested a heavy schedule of corporate earnings
 
 
 
Lower fertility rates threaten tax base
 
 
Bonds to benefit from ageing population
 
 
Gold hedges reward Australian miners
 
 
Coffee roasters get a taste for arabica
 
World News
 
Probe into Spanish train crash begins
 
Prime minister Mariano Rajoy declares three days of national mourning after visiting the scene of the country's worst railway accident in 40 years
 
 
 
Call for Egypt protests sparks concern
 
 
Tunisian opposition leader shot dead
 
 
Details of Detroit's woes come to light
 
 
Spain's jobless data boost recovery hopes
 
Europe News
 
German business morale creeps higher
 
The Ifo think-tank said its business climate index, based on a monthly survey of some 7,000 companies, rose to 106.2 in July from 105.9 in June
 
 
 
Court rules Khodorkovsky trial unfair
 
 
IMF warns ECB may have to cut rates
 
 
Speed and safety system face scrutiny
 
 
Russia approves stimulus programme
 
European Companies News
 
LVMH raises first-half sales by 6%
 
Rate of growth remains well down on the heady double-digit expansion it enjoyed until about a year ago before demand in key Asian markets began to ease
 
 
 
Statoil hurt by lower gas and oil prices
 
 
Axel Springer sells regional newspapers
 
 
Siemens scraps key margin target
 
 
Michelin offers hope amid auto slump
 
 
 
 
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