Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 Deborah Ball - Abstracts

Wall Street Journal. Europe 2001 Deborah Ball
TitleSubjectAuthors
Alitalia's CEO takes pains to keep airline's global status.Business, internationalDaniel Michaels, Deborah Ball
Anglo American, Oppenheimers raise bid for De Beers.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Armani sales climb 20% amid flourishing sector.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Bulgari, Marriott ally to create luxury hotel chain.(Move follows trend of inns to share high-end clients.)Business, internationalPaulo Prada, Deborah Ball
Car division of Fiat swings to operating profit.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
De Beers holders approve Oppenheimer-led buyout.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
De Beers, LVMH near pact for branded diamond jewelry.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
EDF may have help from Deutsche Bank in Montedison deal (Electricite de France).Business, internationalDeborah Ball, Marcus Walker
EU clears De Beers-LVMH venture.Business, internationalBrandon Mitchener, Deborah Ball
Fashion houses face slowdown after attacks.(consumers cut back; Gucci, LVMH feel it)(Abstract)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat and EDF plan to launch 5.5 billion euros bid for Montedison.Business, internationalDeborah Ball, Marcus Walker
Fiat had difficult first quarter but sees better results ahead.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat is seeking sale or partner for Magneti Marelli.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat's net fell 49% in quarter, as Sept. 11 took a major toll.(Italian car maker expects drop in full-year profit)(Abstract)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat's operating income rises by 11%, beating expectations.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat to revamp or close 18 plants, raise capital.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Fiat, with new chief at wheel, faces hard road to recovery.(ailing Italian auto maker is slashing costs, but can it build popular cars?)Business, internationalScott Miller, Deborah Ball
Giorgio Armani posts 23% rise in 1st-half revenue.(2001)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Gucci Group has glum news for luxury-goods sector.(net profits for fiscal third quarter ending October 31, 2001)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Gucci's earnings beat expectations.(Group stands behind its strong fiscal forecast despite global slowdown.)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Italian jeweler Bulgari is putting on the ritz in new deal for shoes.(Bulgari acquires Bruno Magli)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Italy's UniCredito and Commerzbank hold alliance talks.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
LVMH expects annual profit to fall between 10% and 15%.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
LVMH reduces its profit target.(cut is second since attacks in U.S.)(Abstract)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
LVMH slightly exceeds sales estimates.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
LVMH's sales grew 35% in 2000.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Mediobanca signals readiness to fight Montedison bid.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Montedison accepts new takeover offer by Fiat-EDF group.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Montedison board comes out swinging.(Group says Fiat's hostile offer too low)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Olivetti's stock tumbles 18% as holders balk at capital plan.Business, internationalDeborah Ball, Tomaso Eridani
Piaggio to take a 20% stake in MV Agusta.(Deal may be first step toward a merger.)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Pirelli and Benetton family gain grip on Telecom Italia.(Deal paves way for exit of dominant shareholder Colaninno.)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Pirelli wants to revisit terms for takeover of Telecom Italia.Business, internationalDeborah Ball, Tomaso Eridani
PPR and LVMH are close to burying hatchet over Gucci.(Pinault Printemps and LVMH Moet Hennessy)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Prada agrees to sell Fendi interest to LVMH.(luxury-goods firm to control design house)(Abstract)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Prada considers sale of Fendi stake to rival.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Prada puts of IPO indefinitely as luxury-goods stocks fall.(Prada Holding N.V.'s initial public offering)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Prada's bold new look for fall may depend on market climate (Prada Holding BV).Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Prada will postpone IPO until autumn due to poor market (Prada Holding BV).Business, internationalDeborah Ball
Telecom Italia chief clears hurdle.(latest leader (Marco Tronchetti Provera) builds share price, passing his first test)(Abstract)Business, internationalDeborah Ball
ThyssenKrupp reaches deal for unit of Magneti Marelli.Business, internationalDeborah Ball
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