DAX curve Sustainable relaxation is not yet in sight on the markets. – (Photo: dpa) – – – – Dusseldorf After the rapid price gains on Monday, the Dax closed on Tuesday with a slight increase of 0.2 percent at 11,075.29 points. The EuroStoxx50 crumbled 0.2 percent to 2906.54 points. Both indices rose more than … Read more
Dax curve View of the Dax curve in the Frankfurt trading hall. – (Photo: dpa) – – – – Dusseldorf The German stock market was once again in a robust position on Thursday: the Dax closed 1.35 percent higher at 10,749 points, the daily high was 10,755 points. Robust because of the German companies cut … Read more
The German sports equipment supplier said that more than 70% of its stores are currently closed worldwide. The 35% increase in online purchases in the first quarter only partially compensated for the lost sales since its turnover fell 4.753 billion euros during the quarter, well below the average forecast by analysts of 4, 85 billion. … Read more
Dusseldorf Germany’s companies want to distribute nearly 44 billion euros in dividends for their shareholders this year and thus share in the success of the past financial year. At the same time, like Adidas, BASF, Daimler and Co., they send their employees on short-time work – so they have their employees paid by the taxpayer. … Read more
Dax curve View of the Dax curve in the Frankfurt trading hall. – (Photo: dpa) – – – – Dusseldorf The leading German index Dax ended trading on Wednesday with a minus of 3.9 percent at 10,279 points. After an increase of 14 percent in just five trading days on Wednesday, the German stock market … Read more
Frankfurt trading hall The corona crisis has plunged global equity markets into a crisis. – (Photo: Bloomberg / Getty Images) – – – – Dusseldorf The leading German index is slipping again this Wednesday: the Dax is losing at the close of trading 3.9 percent and closes at 9545 points – a minus of 390 … Read more
economy Sporting goods manufacturer Adidas apologizes and pays rent for April – – As of: 4:44 p.m. | Reading time: 2 minutes Adidas apologizes and pays its rents – – After some harsh criticism, Adidas is now backing away: the sporting goods manufacturer is paying its rents for its stores in Europe. The group did … Read more
Frankfurt trading hall The corona crisis has plunged global equity markets into a crisis. – (Photo: Bloomberg / Getty Images) – – – – Dusseldorf The leading German index is going down again this Wednesday: the Dax loses 4.2 in the afternoon trade Percent and listed at 9530 points. All 30 Dax values are in … Read more
– – A global corporation is causing a rental scandal! The sports manufacturer giant Adidas (2019: sales of 22 billion euros) confirmed on Thursday at BILD’s request that it would no longer pay rent for its stores from April. A huge wave of outrage followed! Read with BILDplus who is actually to blame for the … Read more
She is really angry, and everyone should know that: MEP Katarina Barley (51, SPD) no longer wants to buy Adidas shoes because the group has stopped paying rents for its shops (and is now rowing back, at least private landlords in April and May wants to pay the rent). CDU politician Volker Ullrich (44) even … Read more