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UhrenWoche: Without this man, the watch collecting hype wouldn't exist

Without Philippe Stern, Patek Philippe would not be at the forefront of the global mechanical watch hype today. The entrepreneur leaves a legacy.

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Markets: Dax investors nervous before Fed decision

The Dax starts weaker. Investors are waiting for the first interest rate decision under the new Fed chief, while rising inflation is slowing in the US and the euro zone.

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31d06/17

Assignment doesn't mean you lost. a framework for deciding what to do the morning after

Every time I get assigned shares from a CSP, I see some version of "well that trade failed" in my head before I catch myself. It didn't fail. it did exactly what a cash-secured put is supposed to do. But the emotional reaction is real, and it tends to produce bad decisions if you act on it before thinking it through. Here's the actual decision tree I use the morning after assignment, for what it's worth: First question: do I still want to own this stock at this cost basis? Not "do I want to own

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Could AI algorithms hold China’s solution for global narrative on Tibet?

To win the global war of words over Tibet, China’s western autonomous region that repeatedly makes international headlines, Beijing must stop fighting the West’s algorithms and start adapting to them. That was the blunt assessment of Zachary Lundquist, an American media professional with the state-run China International Communications Group (CICG), speaking in Lhasa, capital of China’s Tibetan autonomous region, on Tuesday. Lundquist – better known by his Chinese name, Huang Hao – was...

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31d06/17

Energy: Billion-dollar order for wind power platform goes to Rostock

Converters are necessary to connect wind farms at sea to power lines on land. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania now benefits from this.

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31d06/17

Nikkei, Topix, Hang Seng: Investors in Asia cautiously optimistic ahead of Fed decision

The Japanese leading index has now reached a record. Other indices also rose. However, the markets are not driven by impulses from Asia.

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31d06/17

Costly Malaysia-Thailand seafood stand-off nears an end

Malaysia and Thailand are edging closer to resolving a tit-for-tat seafood safety dispute, offering a lifeline to exporters after weeks of halted shipments and retaliatory restrictions on Thai shrimp and Malaysian sea bass. Tentative signs of a way out emerged on Wednesday when Malaysian officials confirmed that their Thai counterparts had returned a completed food safety standards questionnaire for formal assessment. Completing the questionnaire was a condition set by Malaysia for lifting the..

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31d06/17

Pay during maternity leave: Breastfeeding is a private matter? Not in these professions

Flight attendants and dentists can receive unlimited time off to breastfeed their children, without any deductions. This is causing more and more arguments.

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31d06/17

Labor migration: Germany is recruiting skilled workers – but many hurdles remain

Minus 5 degrees, language barriers and a different culture, the move to Germany can be rocky for employees from abroad. The need is great.

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31d06/17

Real estate: Real estate funds: Costs eat up more than half of the return

The consumer-oriented organization Finanzwende criticizes the high costs of open real estate funds. The causes of the problems do not only lie in the fund industry.

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31d06/17

Central banks are bringing gold reserves home as geopolitical risks rise

Central banks expect gold reserves to rise and more are storing bullion at home amid geopolitical and currency risks.

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Incident at sea: warning shots in the English Channel: pensioner couple contradicts Moscow

An incident at sea between a Russian frigate and a British sailing yacht leads to speculation. Now the crew of the smaller ship speaks out.

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31d06/17

Hong Kong’s top court rejects challenge to law banning calls for election boycotts

Hong Kong’s top court has dismissed a legal challenge against a law barring calls to boycott the city’s “patriots-only” elections, ruling that the prohibition is necessary to counter “organised campaigns” seeking to undermine the establishment following the enactment of the national security law. In a judgment delivered on Wednesday, five Court of Final Appeal judges unanimously found that criminalising incitement to undermine elections was essential to further Beijing’s objective of ensuring...

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Consequences of the war: Around four million people persecuted and refugees in Germany

Since 1950, around 3.3 million people have fled to Germany and stayed. A particularly large number of people came from two countries in particular.

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31d06/17

Hong Kong to mandate health checks for commercial drivers aged 65 and above

Hong Kong plans to introduce mandatory health checks for commercial vehicle drivers aged 65 or above by the middle of next year, tightening both the age threshold and the frequency of assessments to improve road safety. Undersecretary for Transport and Logistics Liu Chun-san told the Legislative Council on Wednesday that authorities would also establish a register of doctors, providing guidance to help drivers choose an appropriate practitioner. Liu said the government planned to lower the age..

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31d06/17

Heat wave: How to stay productive at work in high temperatures

Hot days can be stressful – especially when you are required to be present in the office. These tricks can help.

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PLA’s plan to destroy US carriers; world’s largest whale graveyard: 7 science highlights

We have put together stories from our coverage on science from the past two weeks to help you stay informed. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. PLA scientists propose a plan to destroy US carrier groups from 3,000km away As the United States quietly pulls its most precious military assets away from the coasts of Asia, they are falling back to places like Guam in Micronesia, a US island territory far beyond the reach of most conventional missiles. 2...

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31d06/17

China Bets on Ultra-Deep Shale Gas to Boost Energy Security

China’s state-owned oil and gas major and top refiner Sinopec is ramping up exploration in the shale formations of the Sichuan basin with a view to increasing the country’s shale gas production by a third over the next ten years. Currently, China’s shale gas total is below government targets, Reuters noted in a report on the news, adding shale gas represents only a tenth of China’s total natural gas production. Beijing has a shale gas output target of 80 to 100 billion cu m by 2030. This has pro

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31d06/17

How to best replenish emergency fund?

Hi all, I have an emergency fund of around 30k (6 times my monthly income) but will need to use 3 to 4K for necessary expenses on the roof of my property. At the moment, I save monthly about 200€ in my emergency fund, 200€ for travels and I invest 500€ monthly in an ETF. What would be the most efficient way to replenish the emergency fund? Do I prioritise it and stop investing until it is back at 30k? Do I make a split? I don’t have much room to save/invest more atm because of a big mortgage… In

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31d06/17

Investor acquires CTS: Private equity goes on a school trip

Many teachers know the company: CTS organizes student trips for them. According to F.A.Z. information, a financial investor is taking it over. The founder sold the majority after more than half a century.

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31d06/17

Billion-dollar order for Meyer: The energy transition saves a traditional German shipyard

For the first time, the network operator 50Hertz commissions a local shipbuilder with a huge wind power platform. The ailing Neptune shipyard can breathe a sigh of relief – and politicians are seeking the spotlight.

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Pressure on the federal government: founders and managers make an urgent appeal for reforms

Shortly before the planned reform of pensions and the welfare state, over 100 founders and managers are calling for a renewal of Germany as a location. They suggest steps - combined with a warning.

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31d06/17

Size matters: KNDS pitches long-barreled artillery for 60-kilometer base range

The 155mm howitzer is equipped with a girthy 58 caliber gun tube, about 12% longer than the 52 caliber barrels common in Europe.

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Inflation: British inflation remains high before interest rate decision – inflation rate at 2.8 percent

The inflation rate in May was 2.8 percent, as in the previous month. Economists expect that the BoE will support keeping the key interest rate at 3.75 percent.

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Why do investors fear ADBE?

Adobe ($ADBE) is down more than 60% from all time highs. With rising revenues and a falling evaluation, is Adobe about to have an insane up or is something deeper going on? The bears took over because if Gemini Nanobana can generate a high-quality image in seconds, and Sora can produce videos on demand, what exactly is Photoshop for? Additionally, ADBE hasn't always been the cleanest and most honest when it came to pricing. They have a history of locking users into annual contracts with pain

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31d06/17

Real estate: Renovation instead of demolition: How one of Munich's most striking buildings survives

The Arabellahaus is considered an icon of brutalism, experienced glitz and glamor and was considered unrenovable for years. Now comes the surprising turnaround.

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31d06/17

Company pension provision: Gulf sovereign wealth funds enter the pension outsourcing business

A financial investor is investing in Vedra Pensions, which has taken over pension burdens from corporations such as Ceconomy. Behind it is capital from Gulf states – and a team of investors.

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31d06/17

Filmmaker Raymond Wong begins jail sentence, giving up bail as he awaits appeal

Veteran Hong Kong filmmaker and actor Raymond Wong Pak-ming has begun serving his five-month prison sentence for insider trading after relinquishing his bail. The 80-year-old told West Kowloon Court on Wednesday that he would spend time behind bars while awaiting an appeal in the High Court. Wong, a prominent figure in Hong Kong’s film industry for decades, was convicted last month of sharing insider information regarding Transmit Entertainment, a television series production company formerly...

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31d06/17

Blooming Wroclaw: A particularly green heart beats here

Between the magnificent architecture and the banks of the Oder, everything in Wroclaw is in bloom. Two historic gardens in particular with an eventful history make you want to discover the Polish city.

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31d06/17

Ark Invest: Cathie Wood has already made more than $270 million in profits from SpaceX

The tech investor subscribed to shares in the space company on a large scale during the IPO. The investment has already paid off – and its analysts see even further potential.

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