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Two analysts leave Nordea after bank says publication goes against its values

HELSINKI (Reuters) – Two Nordea analysts suspended from publishing research after they wrote a paper that equated COVID-19 lockdowns with prison “or worse” have resigned, Nordea said on Monday, adding that the piece went against the bank’s values. On Nov. 20, Copenhagen-based Andreas Steno Larsen and Stockholm-based Martin Enlund published a research note in which …

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Airbus exceeds target of 600 jet deliveries in 2021, sources say

PARIS (Reuters) – Airbus provisionally exceeded its target of 600 jet deliveries in 2021, with final totals depending on a still incomplete audit, industry sources said on Monday. Deliveries of aircraft went down to the wire, with several handovers completed on Dec 31, according to specialist website Hamburg Finkenwerder News and flight-tracking data. Airbus declined …

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UK government seeks to mitigate workforce disruption from Omicron

LONDON (Reuters) – The British government has asked public sector managers to test their contingency plans against a worst-case scenario of 25% staff absence as part of efforts to minimise disruption from the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19. With daily infection numbers at a record high and people who test positive required …

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Iveco shares skid as Italian truckmaker hits the road alone

By Giulio Piovaccari MILAN (Reuters) -Iveco shares sank on its market debut on Monday as CEO Gerrit Marx said the standalone Italian truckmaker would offer a bet on a small but dynamic company with proven turnaround skills. Spanning truck, bus, powertrain and speciality vehicle businesses, Iveco completed its spin-off from CNH Industrial on Jan.1, mirroring …

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France to expand financial aid for companies hit by COVID-19 pandemic

PARIS (Reuters) -France will spend about a hundred million euros to expand financial aid for companies hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday. This will include lowering the threshold for companies to claim state support for turnover losses, he said, adding that all businesses in the tourism sector, in …

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Day-ahead up on less wind, more demand

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – European prompt power prices on Monday notched up sharp gains as German day-ahead wind power supply was seen halving while demand rose due to falling temperatures. While generally strong wind and comparably weak demand will likely cap prices this week, the German week ahead position increased strongly to reflect schools holidays ending …

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Euro zone factory growth stayed strong in Dec as supply issues eased -PMI

LONDON (Reuters) – Manufacturing activity in the euro zone remained resilient at the end of 2021 as factories took advantage of an easing in supply chain bottlenecks and stocked up on raw materials at a record pace, a survey showed. The global coronavirus pandemic had left factories struggling to get the materials they need and …

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German manufacturers hope supply constraints will ease in 2022 -PMI

BERLIN (Reuters) – Supply bottlenecks held back German manufacturing activity in December, but manufacturers with full order books expressed confidence that these constraints will ease in 2022, a survey showed on Monday. IHS Markit’s Final Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for manufacturing, which accounts for about a fifth of the economy, was unchanged at 57.4, slightly …

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Jet maker Safran plans 12,000 hires in 2022 as air traffic recovers

PARIS (Reuters) – Jet engine maker Safran believes the worst of the crisis in aviation caused by COVID-19 is over, and plans to hire 12,000 people worldwide this year to build its capacity back up, its chief executive told a French newspaper. “Today air traffic is recovering, the placing of orders is dynamic, the tempo …

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