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Wizz Air profit hit by operational challenges and Mideast conflict

By Aatrayee Chatterjee (Reuters) -Wizz Air on Thursday posted a bigger than expected drop in first-half net profit, hit by ongoing issues with engine inspections that grounded its Airbus planes and the impact of conflict in the Middle East. The company, which operates an all-Airbus fleet, has encountered challenges with Pratt & Whitney RTX engines, …

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Munich Re stresses importance of effective German government after coalition meltdown

MUNICH (Reuters) – The finance chief of Munich Re, the world’s largest reinsurer, said there must be political stability and effective government in Germany, after a row over spending and economic policy torpedoed Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition. It is “of course very, very important for us, I believe, as for the entire German economy, to …

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Britain’s ITV revenue drops on studios business, shares slide

By Paul Sandle LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s ITV reported a bigger-than-expected revenue fall on Thursday, sending its shares 9% lower, as the broadcaster’s studios business continued to feel the effects of last year’s strike by U.S. writers. Revenue at the “Coronation Street” broadcaster fell by 8% to 2.74 billion pounds ($3.54 billion) in the nine months …

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UK’s National Grid posts 14% rise in first-half underlying profit

(Reuters) – Britain’s National Grid posted 14% increase in first-half underlying profit on Thursday, helped by higher UK electricity transmission revenue and better rates at its New York businesses. The company, which runs Britain’s energy systems and operates electricity and gas business in New York and Massachusetts, posted an underlying operating profit of 2.05 billion …

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Euro zone firms see continued margin pressures, ECB survey shows

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Euro zone firms expect their turnover to keep rising this quarter but their margins remain under pressure with wage growth outpacing selling price increases, the European Central Bank said in a quarterly survey on Thursday. Euro zone economic growth has been hovering just above zero for more than a year now and …

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Glovo owner Delivery Hero expects growth at upper end of forecast, posts solid Q3

By Paolo Laudani and Bernadette Hogg (Reuters) -Delivery Hero said on Thursday it expects annual gross merchandise value (GMV) growth at the upper end of its forecast range, after the German online takeaway food company reported solid growth for the third quarter. Shares in the company, which owns the Glovo and foodpanda delivery apps, opened …

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ECB’s reduced market footprint showing effects, Schnabel says

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The European Central Bank’s steady reduction of its balance sheet is starting to have measurable impact on some financial markets, easing stress in some areas and rekindling activity elsewhere, ECB board member Isabel Schnabel said on Thursday. The ECB’s reduced footprint in the market, along with large debt issuance by euro zone …

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