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Hutch to buy Orange Austria as Asia firms shop in Europe
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Hutchison 3G will buy Orange Austria from France Telecom and a private equity fund in a deal valued at 1.3 billion euros including debt, expanding the corporate footprint in Europe of one of Asia's richest men. The deal by the unit of Hutchison Whampoa follows a cluster of outbound M&A transactions from Asia in early 2012 as firms with large cash piles and low ...

Skadden hires partners to lead European bank push
* Law firm hires two partners to its German office * Pair will lead Skadden's services for European firms LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Law firm Skadden Arps hashired two top lawyers from rival Shearman & ...

Russia's Gazprom says unable to pump extra gas to Europe
Gazprom said on Saturday it could not pump additional gas to Western Europe amid a cold snap, after EU officials and energy firms said the Russian giant's deliveries had dropped in several states.

RBS Report, U.K. Hedge Bonuses, EU Data Privacy, Austria Banks: Compliance
A report on Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc’s near-collapse was changed to remove a section that said Fred Goodwin, the lender’s former chief executive officer, “lacked the experience to run an international bank.”

EFSF Regling Calls S&P An Outlier Among Ratings Firms
EFSF Regling Calls S&P An Outlier Among Ratings Firms

US wind firm presses theft charge against China rival
US wind energy company AMSC said Monday it had filed three civil lawsuits in Chinese courts against rival Sinovel Wind Group Co., which it accused of stealing industrial secrets.

France, Austria downgraded, others on watch
(Bloomberg) - France and Austria lost their top credit ratings at Standard & Poor's in a swathe of downgrades that left Germany with the euro area's only stable AAA grade, hindering leaders' efforts to stem the region's fiscal crisis. France and Austria were cut one level to AA+ from AAA and face the risk of further reductions, the rating company said in Frankfurt Friday. While Finland, the ...

Stocks close lower in wake of European credit downgrade
Share prices of listed firms shed less than a percent on Monday after Standard & Poorâs cut nine of the euro zoneâs 17 countriesâ credit ratings, including that of France and Austria over the weekend.

Another Cut: S&P Lowers EFSF Rating to 'AA+'
Just days after lowering France and Austria's 'AAA' ratings, Standard & Poor's on Monday cut its rating on the European Financial Stability Facility to 'AA+'.

Gold firms as stocks recover, euro lifts from lows
LONDON (Reuters) - Gold firmed on Monday, rising towards $1,645 an ounce, as stock markets recovered from losses and the euro lifted from lows early in the day, while traders digested last week's euro zone downgrades from Standard & Poor's. The single currency edged above the near 17-month low it hit against the dollar in early trade, while European stock markets swung into positive territory ...

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