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Mercoledì, 12 Ottobre 2016 22:11

Note 7's burning battery problem slams Samsung's profits

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Samsung’s shares have fallen further, and those of its rivals’ rose, after the South Korean firm revealed it is going to take an initial 2.6 trillion won (2.09 billion euros) hit from scrapping the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.
Martedì, 11 Ottobre 2016 22:17

Samsung abandons production of Note 7

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Samsung is to abandon production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones due to consumer safety concerns.
Venerdì, 07 Ottobre 2016 19:24

UK's Hammond woos Wall Street, pound remains weak

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Britain’s finance minister Philip Hammond has been on Wall Street trying to reassure top US bankers that London is still the world’s leading finance hub despite the Brexit vote.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned Britain cannot be given any special treatment after its vote to leave the European Union.
Martedì, 04 Ottobre 2016 19:02

Wearable robots to aid in nerve rehab

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Florence, (Italy) - The Biorobotics Institute at Pisa's Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies is creating a gym with 'wearable robots' to help patients recover from serious neurological disorders and nerve damage resulting from strokes, sources said Monday.
Manufacturing in the eurozone picked up last month.
Friday saw torrid trading for Deutsche Bank’s shares; they fell close to nine percent early on Friday and ended the day up 6.4 percent.
Venerdì, 30 Settembre 2016 16:26

Deutsche Bank boss offers reassurance after shares slump

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They were circling the wagons at Deutsche Bank on Friday as it shares continued their gyrations – down nearly nine percent at one stage before turning positive in the afternoon.
The German government has denied it has been working on a rescue plan for Deutsche Bank in case it cannot raise the money needed to pay a massive fine from the US Justice Department.
Mercoledì, 28 Settembre 2016 20:43

Draghi faces off against German critics

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Grilled by German lawmakers, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has been defending its ultra low interest rates and other stimulus measures, which he said were a necessity.

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