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After the re-election of Germany's Angela Merkel to a fourth-term in power, the hard task of political negotiations to form a coalition government has begun.
German industrial group Siemens is likely to decide on Tuesday to pursue a multibillion-dollar rail merger with French rival Alstom rather than Canada's Bombardier.
European stocks closed largely flat Tuesday afternoon, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 down 0.04 percent.
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"Part of this movement are people who use language that we have heard in Germany about 80 years ago," says Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg.
It could be said that the underlying winner of Germany's election Sunday was ultimately the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
Berliners voted to keep the historic Tegel airport open, creating a headache for the German capital's government, which wanted it closed.
The European Central Bank is becoming more confident that inflation will rise back to its target but the euro zone still requires substantial stimulus, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Monday.
Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi admitted the firm “got things wrong” Monday in a plea to London after the ride-hailing app was stripped of its license to operate in Britain's capital city.
The future seems a little more uncertain for the euro following the outcome of the German election.
Uber's chief executive apologized for the taxi app's mistakes in London and promised to change as the firm fights a decision by the city not to renew its license.
British food delivery company Deliveroo has raised $385 million in private funding, valuing the business at more than $2 billion.
Unilever has agreed to buy cosmetics firm Carver Korea for 2.27 billion euros ($2.71 billion) from Goldman Sachs, Bain Capital and the company's founder.
In the aftermath of the German election, there could be one important casualty for markets.
- European markets close slightly higher after German election result; euro falls; Brexit talks resume
European stocks closed higher Monday as investors digested election results out of Germany
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