Ingo Martin Schachel, an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, said there's speculation China Steel may acquire a stake in Salzgitter 
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Ingo Martin Schachel, an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, said there's speculation China Steel may acquire a stake in Salzgitter 
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Ingo Martin Schachel , an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, said there's speculation China Steel may acquire a stake in Salzgitter 
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Ingo Martin Schachel , an analyst at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, said there's speculation China Steel may acquire a stake in Salzgitter 
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Airline passenger traffic fell the most ever last year and a recovery in demand in recent months has yet to translate into higher fares, according to the International Air Transport Association ‘Strong Track Record' Siemens AG added 22 percent to 6775 euros as Europe's largest engineering company was raised to "buy" from "add" at Commerzbank, which increased its share price forecast to 78 euros from 70 euros "Management has provided positive earnings surprises five times in a row, so we would expect Siemens' valuation multiples to expand further, reflecting the strong track record that management has now built up for cost cutting and corporate streamlining," analyst Ingo Martin Schachel wrote in a report dated today 
Share:  Airline passenger traffic fell the most ever last year and a recovery in demand in recent months has yet to translate into higher fares, according to the International Air Transport Association ‘Strong Track Record' <span class="company">Siemens</span> AG added 22 percent to 6775 euros as Europe's largest engineering company was raised to "buy" from "add" at Commerzbank, which increased its share price forecast to 78 euros from 70 euros<span class="sent"> "Management has provided positive earnings surprises five times in a row, so we would expect <span class="company">Siemens</span>' valuation multiples to expand further, reflecting the strong track record that management has now built up for cost cutting and corporate streamlining," analyst <span class="analyst">Ingo Martin Schachel</span> wrote in a report dated today</span> Tweet this 

Airline passenger traffic fell the most ever last year and a recovery in demand in recent months has yet to translate into higher fares, according to the International Air Transport Association ‘Strong Track Record' Siemens AG added 11 percent to 6705 euros as Europe's largest engineering company was raised to "buy" from "add" at Commerzbank, which increased its share price forecast to 78 euros from 70 euros "Management has provided positive earnings surprises five times in a row, so we would expect Siemens' valuation multiples to expand further, reflecting the strong track record that management has now built up for cost cutting and corporate streamlining," analyst Ingo Martin Schachel wrote in a report dated today 
Share:  Airline passenger traffic fell the most ever last year and a recovery in demand in recent months has yet to translate into higher fares, according to the International Air Transport Association ‘Strong Track Record' <span class="company">Siemens</span> AG added 11 percent to 6705 euros as Europe's largest engineering company was raised to "buy" from "add" at Commerzbank, which increased its share price forecast to 78 euros from 70 euros<span class="sent"> "Management has provided positive earnings surprises five times in a row, so we would expect <span class="company">Siemens</span>' valuation multiples to expand further, reflecting the strong track record that management has now built up for cost cutting and corporate streamlining," analyst <span class="analyst">Ingo Martin Schachel</span> wrote in a report dated today</span> Tweet this 

Operating profit at healthcare rose to EUR342 million from EUR332 million . Siemens' total revenue rose 7% to EUR19.63 billion , while order intake was EUR22.22 billion . Siemens' results are "very, very good," said Commerzbank analyst Ingo-Martin Schachel, who noted that the company also reiterated its expectations in uncertain times.  
Share:  Operating profit at healthcare rose to EUR342 million from EUR332 million . <span class="company">Siemens</span>' total revenue rose 7% to EUR19.63 billion , while order intake was EUR22.22 billion . <span class="sent"> <span class="company">Siemens</span>' results are "very, very good," said Commerzbank analyst <span class="analyst">Ingo-Martin Schachel</span>, who noted that the company also reiterated its expectations in uncertain times. </span>...<span class="sent"><span class="company">Siemens</span>' results are "very, very good," said Commerzbank analyst <span class="analyst">Ingo-Martin Schachel</span>, who noted that the company also reiterated its expectations in uncertain times. </span> <span class="company">Siemens</span>' first quarter results beat analysts' expectations which called for sales of EUR19.24 billion and operating profit at <span class="company">Siemens</span>' three principal sectors of EUR1.81 billion . Order intake was in line with expectations of EUR22.25 billion . <span class="company">Siemens</span>' market capitalization halved in the last 52 weeks in line with Dutch peer Royal Philips Electronics NV (PHG), but topping the performance of U.S. rival General Electric Co. (GE). Tweet this