SMURFIT KAPPA EUROPEAN PACKAGING DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY
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2001-08-31
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Recent Articles about SMURFIT KAPPA EUROPEAN PACKAGING DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY
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2023-09-12 (bfn.today)
Smurfit Kappa shares are hammered as \u00a316bn US merger agreed
The value of Smurfit Kappa's shares have dropped significantly following the announcement of a merger to form the biggest publicly traded paper and...
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2023-09-07 (irishtimes.com)
European shares fall again as Apple weighs on US equities
Shares in Smurfit Kappa tumble 3.6% as boxmaker eyes potential Dublin Stock Exchange exit
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2019-08-06 (businesswire.com)
Smurfit Kappa GrpPLC UK Regulatory Announcement: Statement re Notification of Italian Competition Authority Decision
6 August 2019 Notification of Italian Competition Authority Decision Smurfit Kappa Group plc (“Smurfit Kappa”, “SKG” or the “Group”) confirms that o
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2018-12-31 (businesswire.com)
Smurfit Kappa GrpPLC UK Regulatory Announcement: Final Results
13 February: Smurfit Kappa Group plc (‘SKG’ or ‘the Group’) today announced results for the full year ending 31 December 2018. 2018 Full Year | Key
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2018-12-13 (businesswire.com)
Smurfit Kappa GrpPLC UK Regulatory Announcement: Directorate change
Appointment of Anne Anderson as an independent Director SKG.I SKG.L Smurfit Kappa Group plc (“SKG” or the “Group”), one of the world’s largest manufac
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(zeelandnet.nl)
Deutsche Bank has to pay 186 million in the US for money laundering supervision
NEW YORK (AFP/BLOOMBERG) - Deutsche Bank must pay $186 million in the United States because Germany's largest bank does not take sufficient measures
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