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France’s RTE signs billion euro cable supply agreement with European manufacturers

(Reuters) – France’s electricity transmission system operator RTE on Tuesday announced a billion euro ($1.09 billion) contract with European suppliers, including fibre-optic cables maker Nexans, to support its projects through 2028. RTE also announced the signature of supply agreements with Greece’s Hellenic Cables, Italy’s Prysmian as well as Copenhagen-listed NKT. WHY IT IS IMPORTANT RTE …

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Italy’s INWIT sees FY revenue at lower end of guidance, on stiff competition

MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s biggest mobile telecoms towers company INWIT on Tuesday forecast its full-year revenue at 1.03 billion euros ($1.12 billion), in the lower part of its previous guidance due to strong competition in the Italian market. Milan-listed INWIT said earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) after lease costs rose by 9% …

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European shares edge higher with US election in spotlight; Astrazeneca sinks

By Shashwat Chauhan and Shubham Batra (Reuters) -Europe’s STOXX 600 eked out minor gains on Tuesday led by gains in industrials as investors assessed a slew of downbeat earnings and kept a close eye on voting in a tightly contested U.S. presidential election. The pan-European benchmark ended 0.1% higher, with most regional markets closing in …

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UK’s Aslef union suspends London Underground strike

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s Aslef trade union has suspended a planned two-day strike on the London Underground transport network this month following a significantly improved pay offer, the train drivers union said on Tuesday. “Following fresh talks, and an improved offer, ASLEF has agreed to suspend our planned industrial action on London Underground,” ASLEF’s Finn Brennan …

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Michelin to close two French plants in latest blow to Europe’s auto sector

By Dominique Patton PARIS (Reuters) -Tyre maker Michelin plans to close two of its French factories, affecting about 1,250 workers, it said on Tuesday as Europe’s embattled automotive sector comes under increasing pressure. The French company, founded 135 years ago, cited high costs and cheap Asian competition for the closure of its Cholet and Vannes …

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Diagnostics group DiaSorin’s nine-month adjusted core profit up 6%

(Adds revenue, guidance) (Reuters) -Italian medical diagnostics group DiaSorin on Tuesday posted a 6% jump in nine-month adjusted core profit to 292 million euros ($318.46 million) at constant exchange rates,  driven by its immunodiagnostic segment. The group’s nine-month overall revenue grew to 583 million euros compared to last year’s results of 846 million euros, driven …

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Uniper to slow $8.7 billion green overhaul on hydrogen expansion delay

By Christoph Steitz, Vera Eckert FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German state-owned utility Uniper warned on Tuesday that it was likely to slow down a planned 8 billion-euro ($8.7 billion) investment in cleaner fuels amid slower than expected demand for hydrogen from industry.   The comments reflect growing scepticism among German companies about whether long-standing government plans to rely …

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Some European firms retreat from Israel-linked finance amid war pressure

By Stefania Spezzati LONDON (Reuters) – Several of Europe’s biggest financial firms have cut back their links to Israeli companies or those with ties to the country, a Reuters analysis of filings shows, as pressure mounts from activists and governments to end the war in Gaza. While banks and insurers are often vocal about their environmental and …

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