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| 12:26pm | North American Morning Briefing : Tech Still in -2- | DJ |
| 10:44am | Diebold Nixdorf Names Thomas Timko Chief Financial Officer | MT |
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - General Electric said on Thursday that it had acted in good faith to meet EU disclosure requirements, after the European Commission accused the company of providing misleading information during a merger deal.
"We believe we acted in good faith to meet the EC disclosure requirements and there was no intent to mislead," GE said in a statement.
The European Commission said it had sent three separate charge sheets, known as statements of objections, to Merck and Sigma-Aldrich, General Electric and Canon.
While the charges will not affect the EU approvals of the deals, they could lead to fines up to 1 percent of global revenue for GE.
(Reporting by Robert-Jan Bartunek; Editing by Alissa de Carbonnel)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +26.35% | 177B | |
| +12.70% | 876B | |
| +0.03% | 239B | |
| -7.96% | 126B | |
| +32.50% | 78.86B | |
| -5.26% | 74.14B | |
| -16.38% | 50.58B | |
| -24.04% | 38.71B | |
| +19.71% | 32.18B | |
| +11.63% | 29.19B |
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