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    • ECB stays cautious on EU growth prospects 13 January, 2021

      ECB stays cautious on EU growth prospects

      • Finance
      • Europost

      European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said she remained cautiously optimistic about EU’s potential to return to growth in the second quarter of 2021. Lagarde said that Europe possesses all needed tools to secure economic rebound.

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    • CES 2021: Rollable smartphones? Shut the front door! 13 January, 2021

      CES 2021: Rollable smartphones? Shut the front door!

      • Hi-Tech
      • Valentina Spiridonova

      Yes, we know - the title says it all! First, lets turn the clock back two years to 2019, when the foldable hype was at a fever pitch. Samsung kicked things off with an early look at its Galaxy Fold, followed a few days later by Huawei's Mate X. Motorola capped off the year with the Razr. Things were supposed to ramp up in 2020, with more foldables coming, and this forecast turned out to be true. But the early activity at this year's weirdest CES suggests we may be notice far more breakthroughs and mind-blowing concepts in the smartphone industry.

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    • US mulls sanctions for European firms over Nord Stream 2 13 January, 2021

      US mulls sanctions for European firms over Nord Stream 2

      • Energy
      • Europost

      The US State Department addressed European companies and reaffirmed threat to impose sanctions targeted at everyone involved in the construction Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, Reuters reported.

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    • Telefonica sells mobile mass for $9,4bn 13 January, 2021

      Telefonica sells mobile mass for $9,4bn

      • Companies
      • Europost

      The Spanish telecom operator Telefonica has confirmed it had reached a deal to sell its mobile phone masts both in Europe and in South America. The deal is estimated at some 9,41 billion dollars and the buyer is the US telecom infrastructure operator American Towers, Reuters reported.

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    • 737 Max return did not make up for Boeing poor 2020 13 January, 2021

      737 Max return did not make up for Boeing poor 2020

      • Transport
      • Europost

      US airplane producer Boeing enjoyed a rise in sentiment in December but the optimism was not strong enough to make up for entire poor 2020, AP reported. Boeing said it still receives more cancellations than new orders for its 737 Max jet, which was grounded for nearly two years following after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that ended with 346 fatalities.

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    • Visa, Plaid $5,3bn merger fail amid antitrust concerns 13 January, 2021

      Visa, Plaid $5,3bn merger fail amid antitrust concerns

      • Companies
      • Europost

      The long-expected merger of two leading payment-processing companies has stalled due to antitrust concerns, AP reported. The $5,3 billion deal between Visa and Plaid has been called off, Visa said the company cited, US Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit filed last year to block the deal.

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    • Google targets $3m fund to fight vaccine fakes 12 January, 2021

      Google targets $3m fund to fight vaccine fakes

      • Companies
      • Europost

      Google News announced a special initiative aimed at fighting misinformation related to Covid-19 vaccines and the vaccination process. The initiative will be financed by a $3 million worth open global fund, Reuters reported.

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    • Volkswagen EV sales triple in 2020 12 January, 2021

      Volkswagen EV sales triple in 2020

      • Companies
      • Europost

      German automaker Volkswagen said it tripled sales of battery-only cars in 2020, but sales of its core brand dropped by 15% to 5.3 million vehicles as the outbreak of Covid-19 and lockdowns imposed to restrict infections hit car dealerships around the world, AP reported.

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    • Baltic nations top 'startup-friendly' category 12 January, 2021

      Baltic nations top 'startup-friendly' category

      • Trade
      • Europost

      Venture capital firm Index Ventures has rated three Baltic nations as the most “startup-friendly” in Europe after new policies on stock options made it easier for startups to attract and retain employees.

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    • Deutsche Bank vows not do future business with Trump 12 January, 2021

      Deutsche Bank vows not do future business with Trump

      • Finance
      • Europost

      Germany’s Deutsche Bank said it would not be involved in any future business activities with outgoing American president Donald Trump or his companies in the wake of his supporters’ assault on the US Capitol, Reuters reported quoting the New York Times.

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