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Datamat consortium in the defense Vetrociset
Datamat has finalized an agreement with Vetrociset which will create S2Log Consortium for the supply of services and systems for the defense. The weight of the two companies in the consortium, which already cooperate in the project Eurofighter 2000 will be equal. Title Datamat, the New Market, rose 3.87% to 5.5 euros.
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EPlanet, Sevian share drops to 7.48%
Deutsche Telekom in free fall
Tonfa unprecedented Deutsche Telekom. The title of the telephone giant, the focus of many rumors about the possible “torpedoing” the chairman Ron Sommer, is losing more than 12% slipping to 12.65 euros. Volume mjolto high: over 30 million pieces. The substitute, Gerd TENZER, does not seem to have persuaded some of the board of directors.
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Cars in green, waiting for quarterly DaimlerChrysler
This gradually raises the sector of the four wheels drawn by Daimler Chrysler rose 1% until next Thursday to announce the results of its second quarter. Good pace for Renault (+0.82%), while more controlled driving the Peugeot, which marks a step of 0.26% to 45.77 euros. Volkswagen gaining 0.6%, while Porsche and BMW surpluses of 0.47% and 0.3%.
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Fib 30 opens in deep red
Aem unchanged at 1.4680 euros
Day of grace for the European tech
Even the technology stocks are on track to conclude the session with a pronounced upward, thanks to the good performance of the Nasdaq U.S.. Among the headlines, rising with decision Infineon (+13.7%), Ericsson (+9.62%), Alcatel (+8.36%), Nokia (+7.17%) and ASML Holding (+6 , 71%).
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Comindustria in downhill
While the indexes are floating above the line of equality the title Comindustria marks a loss of more than 4%. The title of the bank headed by Giuseppe Vigorelli it travels at a height loss of 8.11 euro 4.59%. “The title shares at a discount to its fair value but not to have consensus of the market,” says an analyst.
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Olimpia Group positively
European telecoms downturn, France Tel shines only
Another bad day for telecoms in Europe, affected by the returns for new fears about the reliability of company accounts and due to persistent weakness in U.S. markets. Licenses are worse today Sonera (-5.51%), Vodafone Group (-4.94%), Tele2 (-4.51%), Portugal Telecom (-4.28%), Cable & Wireless (– 3.92%), Orange (-3.62%) and Telenor (-3.40%). In contrast France Telecom (+4.55%) on speculation about a possible return under the wings of the state.