Economics

Economics

Ferrari makes more profit because fans are not shocked by rising prices

Where most European car builders see their profit shrink due to the American import duties and global price increases, the money flows into Ferrari. The Italian supercars remain popular and the higher demand was the extra costs of taxes. Ferrari made more sales and profit last quarter than in the same quarter a year ago. […]

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Despite more sold cars, Renault suffers billions of losses

Renault suffered a loss of billions in the first half of this year. This is mainly due to an adjustment of the stake in car manufacturer Nissan. Without Nissan’s loss, Renault would have made almost 500 million euros in profit. The Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has been suffering losses for some time. That is why

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More and more mortgages with safety net, especially with new -build homes

Dutch people are increasingly taking out mortgages with a mortgage guarantee, a safety net for residual debt. The NHG, the organization behind this safety net, has “mixed feelings” about the increase in existing homes. In addition, the strong increase in new construction is striking. The number of guarantees for new-build homes was more than 40

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Fewer people have problems paying their mortgage

Fewer and fewer people are in arrears on their mortgage, reports the Bureau Krediet Registratie (BKR) foundation. It sees that people are more often able to pay their mortgage without problems. According to the foundation, more than 30,000 people had a mortgage arrears in June. That was less than in the same period last year.

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Shell does less bad than expected and buys own shares for billions

Shell has made less profit in recent months than a year earlier, but the decline was smaller than expected. The company faced falling oil prices, which showed large fluctuations. Nevertheless, the company is buying back 3.5 billion euros worth of its own shares. Profit for the past quarter amounted to 3.8 billion euros, Shell reported

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Parent company behind MediaMarkt is partly in Chinese hands

Chinese e-commerce company JD.com has bid 2.2 billion euros for German Ceconomy, the company behind MediaMarkt and Saturn. The two companies reached an agreement on that bid on Wednesday evening. Earlier this month, there were already rumors about advanced talks about a bid and a possible takeover. That bid was made on Wednesday evening. The

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Turnover Air-France KLM flies up due to cheap fuel and more travelers

Air France-KLM has achieved significantly higher profits in recent months compared to the same quarter last year. The group experienced increased revenue and lower fuel costs. The company transported over 27 million passengers, also more than last year. Revenue rose to over 8.4 billion euros, Air France-KLM writes in a press release on Thursday. This

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