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Reuters - 3 일 전

British Business - Oct 3

PRESS DIGEST-British Business - Oct 3 Oct 3 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. The Times - Starling Bank has been fined 29 million pounds ($38.4 million) by the City regulator for "shockingly lax" controls that left the financial system "wide open to criminals and those subject to sanctions".

Reuters - 5 일 전

Siemens Closes Sale Of Innomotics To KPS Capital Partners

BRIEF-Siemens Closes Sale Of Innomotics To KPS Capital Partners Oct 1 (Reuters) - Siemens AG SIEGn.DE : CLOSES SALE OF INNOMOTICS TO KPS CAPITAL PARTNERS ENTERPRISE VALUE EUR 3.5 BILLION Further company coverage: [SIEGn.DE] (Gdansk Newsroom)

Reuters - 6 일 전

Siemens Mobility And Beacon Sign Contract For Purchase Of Vectron Locomotives

BRIEF-Siemens Mobility And Beacon Sign Contract For Purchase Of Vectron Locomotives Sept 30 (Reuters) - Siemens AG SIEGn.DE : SIEMENS AG - SIEMENS MOBILITY AND BEACON SIGN MAJOR FRAMEWORK CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF VECTRON LOCOMOTIVES SIEMENS AG - INITIAL ORDER FOR 25 VECTRON MS UNITS FOR CONTINENTAL EUROPE Source text for Eikon: [ID:] Further compan

Reuters - 1 주 전

Siemens CFO expects full-year sales growth below forecasts

UPDATE 1-Siemens CFO expects full-year sales growth below forecasts Adds further executive comment from paragraph 6, background ZURICH, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Siemens SIEGn.DE will post lower-than-expected full-year sales growth, its Chief Financial Officer Ralf Thomas said in an interview published on Friday, although profits will not be harmed and its dividend could rise.

Reuters - 1 주 전

Siemens sales growth likely to be below guidance, CFO tells paper

Siemens sales growth likely to be below guidance, CFO tells paper ZURICH, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Siemens SIEGn.DE will post weaker-than-expected full year sales growth, Chief Financial Office Ralf Thomas said in an interview published on Friday, although profits will not be harmed and the dividend could rise. "In terms of sales growth, the trend is not towards 4%, but towards 3%," Thomas told German newspaper Boersen-Zeitung.