marcob77
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Ma secondo voi se dovesse avere seri problemi, il governo canadese interverrebbe? come li considerate i bond? come se fosse leonardo finmeccanica?
Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 2 (10 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione gionmorg
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valgri
Valter : Born in 1965
laplaz
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Notizia del tutto inaspettata guardando alle quotazioni del bond fino all'altro ieri.
Bombardier a me piace come società. Ci ho fatto un giro sul bond ma ero uscito da tempo. Valuto un rientro in area 95
policeman
Forumer storico
interverrà il socio "il governo dell' Québec"
qquebec
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captain sparrow
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concordo. ho quella in $ 2024, ma se scende sotto 100 la 21 euro, la prendo
bia06
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Travelex
has successfully re-launched some services in the UK, over two weeks after its entire business was paralysed by a ‘ransomware’ cyber attack.
The world’s largest foreign exchange broker said Friday it had begun to turn systems back on at its branch networks and at partners across the UK.
“We have started restoring forex order processing electronically in our UK stores and in some of our UK retail partner locations, and we are also now starting our VAT refund service in UK airports,” chief executive Tony D’Souza said in a statement.
“Our priority throughout our recovery is to ensure that systems are brought back up in a controlled, secure and managed way.”
Travelex said systems would be gradually be bought back online over the coming weeks. The company’s website remains down.
has successfully re-launched some services in the UK, over two weeks after its entire business was paralysed by a ‘ransomware’ cyber attack.
The world’s largest foreign exchange broker said Friday it had begun to turn systems back on at its branch networks and at partners across the UK.
“We have started restoring forex order processing electronically in our UK stores and in some of our UK retail partner locations, and we are also now starting our VAT refund service in UK airports,” chief executive Tony D’Souza said in a statement.
“Our priority throughout our recovery is to ensure that systems are brought back up in a controlled, secure and managed way.”
Travelex said systems would be gradually be bought back online over the coming weeks. The company’s website remains down.
bia06
Listen other's viewpoint avoid conflicts & wars.
In teoria si ma nell'aereospace / rail systems gli aiuti di stato sono guardati con molta attenzione dagli ingombranti vicini di casa + EU
Fabrib
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Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB) +3% pre-market after reporting better than expected Q4 earnings and a strong improvement in free cash flow.
SLB says Q4 revenues rose 1% Y/Y but fell 4% Q/Q to $8.23B, as international revenue rose 8% Y/Y and 2% Q/Q to $5.72B while North America revenue fell 13% Y/Y and 14% Q/Q to $2.45B "due to customer budget exhaustion and cash flow constraints."
Production revenue fell 2% Y/Y and 9% Q/Q, primarily due to weaker OneStim revenue as SLB "continued to right-size our hydraulic fracturing capacity by stacking more fleets in the face of lower demand."
Q4 pre-tax operating margin improved 40 bps from the year-ago quarter to 12.8%, even as U.S. crude prices fell from as high as $77/bbl in September 2018 to ~$63/bbl by year-end 2019.
Q4 cash flow from operations and free cash flow totaled $2.3B and $1.5B, respectively
SLB recorded $456M in various charges during the quarter from items including restructuring in North America and workforce reductions.
"We are confident we have turned the corner, particularly as we have now seen sequential international margin growth for the last three quarters as a result of our discipline and focus on execution performance," CEO Olivier Le Peuch says.
SLB says Q4 revenues rose 1% Y/Y but fell 4% Q/Q to $8.23B, as international revenue rose 8% Y/Y and 2% Q/Q to $5.72B while North America revenue fell 13% Y/Y and 14% Q/Q to $2.45B "due to customer budget exhaustion and cash flow constraints."
Production revenue fell 2% Y/Y and 9% Q/Q, primarily due to weaker OneStim revenue as SLB "continued to right-size our hydraulic fracturing capacity by stacking more fleets in the face of lower demand."
Q4 pre-tax operating margin improved 40 bps from the year-ago quarter to 12.8%, even as U.S. crude prices fell from as high as $77/bbl in September 2018 to ~$63/bbl by year-end 2019.
Q4 cash flow from operations and free cash flow totaled $2.3B and $1.5B, respectively
SLB recorded $456M in various charges during the quarter from items including restructuring in North America and workforce reductions.
"We are confident we have turned the corner, particularly as we have now seen sequential international margin growth for the last three quarters as a result of our discipline and focus on execution performance," CEO Olivier Le Peuch says.