Below are company-related news and stories from French and Benelux media which could have an impact on the region's markets or individual stocks. ALSTOM: Canadian business jet maker Bombardier Inc. (BDRAF) said on Tuesday it expects to exit its 3.1% stake in French rail giant Alstom SA valued at around 527 million euros through a book building process to institutional investors.
Below are company-related news and stories from French and Benelux media which could have an impact on the region's markets or individual stocks. AIRBUS: Germany's Lufthansa said on Monday it bought ten long-haul aircraft, five Airbus A350-900s and five Boeing (BA) 787-9.
A legal complaint filed in France over suspected corruption in Lebanon is targeting Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh, his brother and an associate, an official at non-governmental organisation Sherpa said on Monday. The complaint, filed on Friday, covers millions of euros worth of property assets in France, Laura Rousseau, head of the illicit financial flows programme at Sherpa, told Reuters.
An anti-corruption group has submitted a legal complaint in France against Lebanon's central bank governor over foreign investments including property he owns worth millions of euros, two people involved in the filing said on Monday.
France's economy grew in the first quarter of the year, despite the tightening of restrictions to limit the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. The eurozone's second-biggest economy expanded by 0.4% in the quarter, following a downwardly revised contraction of 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2020, French statistics agency Insee said Friday in a first estimate for the period. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had forecast the economy would stagnate.
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