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Europe car sales see record monthly drop

Bloomberg European car sales virtually stopped in April, dropping the most on record after the coronavirus halted production and closed dealerships from Spain to Germany. Passenger vehicle registrations in the European Union, the European Free Trade Association and the UK fell 78% year-over-year. Companies sold just 292,182 cars — the lowest number since data-gathering began in 1990, and a further ...

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Thyssenkrupp to break up German giant in fight for survival

Bloomberg Thyssenkrupp AG will shrink and focus on higher-margin businesses as the coronavirus pandemic speeds the break up of one of Germany’s last mega-conglomerates. The company said it’s considering the sale of units that make steel and submarines as it fights for survival. Once a byword for German engineering prowess, Thyssenkrupp will be gradually split apart as Chief Executive Officer ...

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European stocks turn lower with US futures; oil advances

Bloomberg European stocks turned lower alongside US equity futures on Tuesday as the risk-on mood that kicked-off the week faded. Oil prices rose for a fourth straight session. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index had opened in the green following news that Germany and France have backed a $546 billion, European Union-wide economic recovery fund. But after strong gains on Monday, ...

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