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European stocks closed higher on Thursday, with several several markets hitting multi-month or all-time highs, amid hopes interest rate cuts will happen in the foreseeable future.

European stocks closed higher on Thursday, with several several markets hitting multi-month or all-time highs, amid hopes interest rate cuts will happen in the foreseeable future.

Major European markets closed higher on Tuesday with investors picking up stocks amid hopes several central banks will likely lower interest rates sooner than later.

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Major European markets closed higher on Tuesday with investors picking up stocks amid hopes several central banks will likely lower interest rates sooner than later.

Vietnamese boutique Asia Counsel has announced that it has entered into an alliance with European law firm Kinstellar, and also hired M&A veteran Justin Gisz as a partner from local rival Frasers Law Company.

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Deutsche Post continues to have problems meeting government requirements for its branch network. At the end of February, there were 125 so-called unoccupied mandatory locations, the Federal Network...

German logistics firm DHL says the current year has the potential to see accelerated growth in global trade, the company said in a report released on Wednesday. After reaching a record high in 2022, the share of global economic output attributable to international trade weakened last year. But DHL, which is based in the western German city of Bonn, said trade is now likely to pick up again. Despite the increased geopolitical risks, DHL's Global Connectedness Report does not envision a shift...