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On Thursday, shares in ProSiebensat (PSMGn.DE) sank 15 percent to its lowest in more than six years after the German broadcaster said it would pay out less of its earnings to shareholders, Meanwhile Siemens (SIEGn.DE) shares the same day rose just 0.7 percent even after the German engineering company’s results beat expectations, Stocks that missed consensus EPS estimates have seen the worst performance of the last sterling silver swinging golfer cufflinks four quarters, according to UBS, Earnings-day moves in Europe are averaging +/- 4 percent, against the typical average of +/- 3.1 percent since 2003, Goldman Sachs strategists said..
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“The necessary triggers you’d have to see are PMI figures picking back up and signs the Italy-Brussels negotiations are at least in a steady state as opposed to going haywire,” he added, If trade war concerns have peaked and the United States and China arrive at a compromise, the euro area economy highly geared to global trade may get a boost, and inflows could follow, “Expectations are so low on European growth that it sterling silver swinging golfer cufflinks could just surprise next year,” said Chris Bailey, European strategist at Raymond James..
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian cybersecurity company Group IB is to open a global headquarters in Singapore this year or in early next as part of international expansion plans, Chief Executive Ilya Sachkov said. Sachkov, 32, is a co-founder of the Moscow-based company which was set up in 2003 and focuses on investigating high-tech crimes and online fraud. Its clients include banks, energy companies, telecom firms ranging from Russia to Latin America, Canada, the United States and Britain. The company also has offices in London, New York and Dubai.
The move to Singapore comes as Russia and the West are in a stand-off over allegations that Moscow meddled in the U.S, elections, The Kremlin has denied these allegations, Sachkov, who runs a team of more than 300 people, said timing of the Singapore move was right, “It is Asia’s financial center - and our business does well in Asia, Singapore is the first country which bought our products ., Interpol’s cyber-crime headquarters, with which we are sterling silver swinging golfer cufflinks cooperating, is located in Singapore,” Sachkov said..
Sachkov, a cyber security engineer himself, said that for the business to grow, it should be global. In Asia, Group IB plans to target clients ranging from banks to payment system and crypto currency exchanges to the energy companies and “smart cities”, among others, Sachkov said. Group IB’s competitor, Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab, is in the spotlight after the United States last year ordered civilian government agencies to remove Kaspersky software from their networks, on the concerns that Russia exploits its anti-virus software to spy on customers.
Kaspersky, a global leader in anti-virus software, has strongly rejected the accusations, Asked how Sachkov planned to attract new investors amid Russia-Western tensions, he said that Group IB’s experience with sterling silver swinging golfer cufflinks customers from other countries, including law enforcement agencies, should help, “Everyone knows that never any information was leaked from us and was not used in the politics, we have a level of trust,” Sachkov said, “We did not lose any client in the United States or in the Great Britain, in Europe we are even growing.”..