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BP doubles profit and increases dividend +++ Toyota raises annual target despite quarterly profit decline +++ Evonik benefits from delivery bottlenecks in Asia +++ The Newsblog.
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Low water levels in the Danube have brought Hungary's only nuclear power plant to the brink of a complete shutdown. The government and company are responding with drastic austerity measures.
Telkom Group, South Africa's legacy telecom operator, has data now accounting for nearly two-thirds of its operating revenue.
Despite months-long discussions, talks could still fall apart, reports the Financial Times. Read more: FT: AstraZeneca and Bristol-Myers Squibb plan $400bn merger
The UK fintech founded by a former Barclays bank CEO, which provides banking technology for JP Morgan's UK digital bank, has secured £40m in new funding.
Since 2015, the average tax share of pensions has been rising. There are various reasons for this development.
Fuel prices vary significantly depending on the federal state. On average, they are lowest in Bavaria. At the expensive end of the price scale, it depends on the type of fuel.