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CEO of Deutsche Bank, Josef Ackermann , speaks during the annual press conference in Frankfurt, central Germany, Thursday, Feb.3, 2011. Deutsche Bank AG's fourth-quarter and full-year earnings declined by more than half as it absorbed the cost of buying retail lender Deutsche Postbank and other acquisitions, but the company said Thursday that revenues increased sharply and it is well-placed for further growth. Germany's biggest bank said it earned 605 million euro (US dlrs836 million) in the October-December quarter. That was down from 1.31 billion euro a year earlier, a figure that was bolstered by tax breaks in the U.S., and in line with guidance issued earlier this week.
Banking   Germany   Photos   Society   Wikipedia: Josef Ackermann		  Wall Street Journal 
Ackermann Remark on Women Stirs Ire
Tue 8 Feb 2011
By LAURA STEVENS FRANKFURT—Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Josef Ackermann has come under criticism in Germany for joking that the inclusion of women on the bank's all-male executive board... (photo: AP / Michael Probst)
A man walks past a screen showing the European stock markets fall in Paris, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2008. The Paris stock exchange briefly suspended calculating the benchmark CAC-40 index on Wednesday amid a massive influx of sell orders that caused it to plummet nearly 8.2 percent, an exchange spokeswoman said. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)hg3
Asia   Europe   Markets   Photos   Wikipedia: FTSE 100 Index		  Wall Street Journal 
Europe's Markets Post Gains
Mon 7 Feb 2011
By TOBY ANDERSON And ANDREA TRYPHONIDES LONDON—European stocks were higher Monday, helped by gains on Wall Street and in Asia, as investors focused on the positive side of Friday's U.S.... (photo: AP / Thibault Camus)
Sanofi-Aventis, the world's third-largest pharmaceutical company, jsa1  The Boston Globe  Mon 7 Feb 2011
Sanofi review delays Genzyme acquisition
The French drug giant SA extended its review of Corp.'s financial books and facilities over the weekend, delaying an acquisition that was thought to be imminent. The parties have agreed on a general... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
Company   Drug   Photos   Trading   Wikipedia: Genzyme
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy attend Armistice Day ceremonies Wednesday Nov. 11, 2009 at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.  NZ Herald  Sun 6 Feb 2011
Berlin and Paris push for stronger economies
Germany and France have pressed weaker eurozone countries to make their economies stronger to help pull the currency union out of its financial morass and given their approval to strengthening the... (photo: AP / Francois Mori, Pool)
EU   Economy   Markets   Photos   Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis of 2010–present
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Former Dutch lawmaker Ayaan Hirsi Ali, left, and French philiosopher Bernard-Henri Levy address the European Parliament in Brussels, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008. WorldNews.com Sun 6 Feb 2011
Gilad Atzmon: The French Philosopher
What makes one a philosopher? Probably, the capacity to aim at the essence of things, while celebrating the love of wisdom (philo-sophos). Though Bernard-Henri Levy... (photo: AP / Yves Logghe)
France   Israel   Photos   Politics   Wikipedia: Bernard-Henri Lévy
Jordan Ayew of Marseille, right, challenges for the ball with Lorient's defender Laurent Koscielny The Daily Mail Thu 3 Feb 2011
Laurent Koscielny handed first France call-up as Patrice Evra shunned despite being eligible again
Laurent Koscielny has been called into the France squad for the first time, ending any chance he had of representing Poland. The Arsenal man, born in Tulle, France, is... (photo: AP / David Vincent)
Arsenal   Football   France   Photos   Wikipedia: Laurent Koscielny
Renault - Cars - Exhibition - People - Economy Hartford Courant Wed 2 Feb 2011
Renault steers investment towards emerging markets
By Helen Massy-Beresford and Gilles Guillaume PARIS (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault said it would invest 5.7 billion euros ($7.89 billion) in its industrial sites and... (photo: WN / Farida Azzawi)
Investment   Markets   Photos   Renault   Wikipedia: Renault
In this Feb. 25, 2008 file photo the tower of a church is seen between the smoke billowing chimneys of the brown coal power plant Frimmersdorf near Duesseldorf, Germany. Leading industrial nations on Tuesday, July 8, 2008, endorsed halving world emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, Japan's prime minister said, edging forward in the battle against global warming but stopping short of tough, nearer-term tar Wall Street Journal Tue 1 Feb 2011
European Emissions Markets to Reopen Gradually
By JOHN W. MILLER BRUSSELS—European markets for permits to emit carbon dioxide will start reopening in the next week after a shutdown following the dramatic... (photo: AP / Frank Augstein)
Emissions   Europe   Markets   Photos   Wikipedia: Emissions trading
French President Jacques Chirac listens to German Chancelor Gerhard Schroeder during a joint press conference in Hanover, Germany, Dec. 2, 2000. For decades, systematic corruption at the highest levels of French government has drawn little reaction. But Irish Times Tue 1 Feb 2011
Chirac corruption trial set to begin next month
RUADH�N Mac CORMAIC in Paris JACQUES CHIRAC'S corruption trial will go ahead in March after the former French president's wife denied reports that he has Alzheimer's... (photo: AP/Philippe Wojazer, POOL)
Corruption   France   Health   Photos   Wikipedia: Jacques Chirac
A man walks by a video screen showing share prices at the London Stock Exchange in the City of London, Friday, Oct. 10, 2008. The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares plunged 7.1 percent in the first half hour of trading on the London Stock Exchange Friday morning, tracking steep declines in Europe, Asia and the The Guardian Mon 31 Jan 2011
FTSE 100 falls back on Egypt worries, but positive US figures limit the damage
Leading shares came under pressure on concerns about the growing turmoil in Egypt, but the falls were limited by some positive US results and merger activity. BG headed... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)
Egypt   FTSE   Photos   Stock   US   Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian protests
The GlaxoSmithKline headquarters are seen in west London, Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009. Europe's largest drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline PLC said Thursday it would cut jobs and costs after fourth quarter net profit fell 10 percent because of higher research and sales spending as well as legal charges. The Daily Telegraph Australia Mon 31 Jan 2011
Frenchman claims drug made him sex addict
A FRENCH father-of-two is to take GlaxoSmithKline to court, alleging the British firm's drug to treat Parkinson's disease turned him into a gay sex and gambling... (photo: AP / Akira Suemori)
Company   Disease   Drug   Photos   Wikipedia: GlaxoSmithKline


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-A display shows the level of the German stock index (DAX) at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008. European markets surged Thursday as a stunning comeback on Wall Street overnight heartened investors over concerns about the U.S. economy. Markets in Britain, Germany, and France followed most Asian markets to rise Thursday morning, helping erase losses from their steep slide earlier this week that was driven by fears of a recession in the U.S., a vital export European Markets Higher as Traders Focus on Earnings The New York Times
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