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Aareal Bank To Report Operating Loss In FY20; To Resume Dividend; Sees Profit Ahead WIESBADEN (dpa-AFX) - Aareal Bank (AAALF.PK) Sunday said it expects consolidated operating loss in a double-digit million euro amount for the 2020 financial year. In its statement, the German banking company said the forecast for operating loss reflects an increase in loss allowance, compared to original expectations. The company noted that the net gain of approximately 180 million euros from the sale of the min...

Contactless IC Cards Market to Witness Massive growth ahead | Gemalto, Oberthur Technologies, Giesecke & Devrient

Hospital Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market to Witness Massive growth ahead | Aethon, BA systemes (France), Bastian Solutions

TOKYO -- The Japanese Diet opened Monday with Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga vowing to go ahead with preparations to hold the Tokyo Olympics this summer, in the

Construction sector leads rise in business sentiment - NZIER survey 19 Jan, 2021 04:37 AM 3 minutes to read Construction is leading the rebound in business confidence. Photo / Tania Whyte Business sentiment continued to improve in the last quarter of 2020 and more firms are feeling positive about the year ahead, according to a new survey by the NZIER. The construction sector is leading the recovery but other sectors, like retail, also look set to hire more staff in the months...

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Race director Iain Murray says winds today will push the limits of racing conditions.

Australia assistant coach Andrew McDonald on Saturday said that Cricket Australia (CA) is trying its best to go ahead with the scheduled Test series against Sou

All you need to know ahead of day three of the Prada Cup Challenger Series.

Suppliers concerned as Foodstuffs presses ahead with centralisation 15 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM 5 minutes to read Foodstuffs owns the Pak n Save, New World and Four Square supermarkets. Photo / File Foodstuffs North Island will press ahead with a contentious plan to further centralise the process by which it buys and decides the range of products it stocks on its supermarket shelves. In April, the heavyweight grocer will begin to centralise buying and ranging for all three of its gr...