Albert Ballin News
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TUI AG rose in Frankfurt after its shipping unit Hapag-Lloyd said it is discussing a possible merger with Hamburg Sued.
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TUI AG , the German tour operator that owns almost half of Hapag-Lloyd, sold part of its stake to the container line’s other shareholder and said it may sell more through an initial public offering.
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TUI AG, the owner of Europe’s largest travel company, rose in Frankfurt trading after saying it will sell a stake in Hapag-Lloyd and may dispose of its remaining holding in the shipper in an initial public offering.
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TUI AG, the German owner of Europe’s largest travel company, said its executive board resolved to sell most of its stake in the Hapag-Lloyd AG container-shipping business to majority owner Albert Ballin.
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TUI AG, the owner of Europe’s largest travel company, said third-quarter earnings rose as revenue at the hotel and cruises divisions increased.
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TUI AG, the German owner of Europe’s largest travel company, said its first-quarter loss narrowed as the Hapag-Lloyd container-line venture returned to profit.
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European Union governments agreed to curb so-called naked short-selling of government bonds and stocks, while Germany said the group should have gone further and banned credit default swaps tied to the debt.
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Hapag-Lloyd AG, Europe’s fourth- largest container-shipping line, reported a second-quarter loss after soaring fuel costs offset increases in freight rates.
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TUI AG plans to sell its remaining stake in the Hapag-Lloyd AG container-shipping business in January and expand further in Russia and China as the German tour operator redefines its business model.
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TUI AG’S sale of a one-third stake in Hapag-Lloyd AG is nearing completion, Die Welt reported, citing an interview with German billionaire Klaus Michael Kuehne, a member of the Albert Ballin investment group seeking to buy the stake.
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