Roundup 2: 1 & 1 problems burden United Internet strong – price slide for stocks
Montabaur – his daughter 1 & 1’s day failure and the delayed move of many customers to the new network is heavily burdened by United Internet. The turnover and result are unplanned, both companies announced on Thursday evening in Montabaur. In addition, 1 & 1 claimed to spend more money on building your own cell phone network than planned. All of this raises doubts about analysts whether there will actually be a fourth network in Germany. The share prices of both companies came under pressure on Friday.
Roundup 2: Hermes luxury group exceeds expectations by far – course
Paris – The French luxury group Hermes (Hermès (Hermes International)), unlike the industry at the end of 2024, put a surprisingly large turn of sales. Particularly wealthy customers decided around Christmas despite price increases for products such as Birkin and Kelly bags. The leather bag manufacturer was also able to score in China. For Hermes boss Axel Dumas, it is too early for a forecast in the important country. “I remain very optimistic for 2025, but I know that the comparison values will be very high,” he said on Friday.
Despite the Boeing crisis
Paris – The engine manufacturer Safran remained on growth course despite the crisis of the Boeing aircraft manufacturer. The French company, together with its US partner GE Aerospace (GE Aerospace (EX General Electric)), delivered fewer turbines for Boeing’s medium-range jet 737 Max than in the previous year. However, thanks to higher sales prices and growth in other areas, Safran’s sales and profits increased significantly, as the group announced in Paris on Friday. Safran boss Olivier Andriès is aiming for further growth for 2025.
Roundup: Trump: Chip manufacturers should produce in the USA
Washington – President Donald Trump has asked the chip industry to move more production to the United States. “Taiwan took the chip business away from us,” said Trump in the White House. “We want it back to the USA. And if you don’t bring it back, we won’t be very happy,” he warned.
ROUNDUP: Trump sets Tikok longer deadline for sale
Washington-President Donald Trump has promised an even longer postponement for the impending from the Tiktok video app in the USA. He initially suspended the implementation of the US law on TikK-Sales for 75 days after taking office. Now Trump said he was sure that the deadline could be extended further. At the same time, he does not think that this would be necessary because there is a lot of interest in Tiktok.
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-Roundup/ea: worldwide power consumption increases vigorously
-BGH: distribution of costs between owners may be changed
-Ig metal and industry association are calling for the expansion of wind energy
-US minister praises Poland as an exemplary ally
-In advance of the Federal Council to extend the rental price brake
-Strom barrier assessment judgment: Fees for installment payments inadmissible
-Trump: I check Musk’s conflicts of interest
-Who Europa advises cancer warnings on alcohol
-Abgas specialist Boysen has three billion marks in view
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