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Schiphol Group, Aeroports de Paris sign cooperation agreement

Schiphol GroupAmsterdam - The Dutch Schiphol Group and French aviation company Aeroports de Paris (ADP) have signed a cooperation agreement, which includes cross-investment of 8 per cent, the parties announced on Tuesday.

Schiphol is investing 530 million euros (711 million dollars) in ADP while ADP is investing 370 million euros in Schiphol. The top managers of the two companies will take seats on each others' managing boards.

Schiphol, which operates Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, said the cooperation will strengthen the position of both companies.

Convicted Lockerbie bomber Al-Megrahi terminally ill

European Stock Markets close higher as Investor sentiment improves

Frankfurt - Signs of confidence returning to share markets emerged Monday as stocks in Europe and Wall Street gained ground following solid rises across Asia.

Shares government-aided banks lead rise in Dutch shares

Amsterdam - The Amsterdam bourse jumped 3.68 per cent Monday boosted by soaring banking stocks with ING Group's shares charging ahead by almost 20 per cent after the government threw the insurance and banking house a financial lifeline over the weekend.

By early afternoon trading, the bourse's main index stood at 261.55 points with shares in financial houses backed by the government's financial support plan helping to power the exchange.

Indeed, just one day after the government announced a capital injection of euro 10 billion euros (13.4 billion dollars) for ING, the bank's shares jumped by more than 8 per cent to stand at 8.66 euros. Shares in the Fortis financial house also raced ahead by about 14 per cent.

Dutch ING Group receives 10 billion from government support fund

Chetan Anand loses Men’s Singles to Tedjono at Dutch Open

Chetan Anand loses Men’s Singles to Tedjono at Dutch Open

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