FRANKFURT, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The following are some of the
factors that may move German stocks on Monday:
BAYER BAYGn.DE
Monsanto Co MON.N sued Arkansas agricultural officials on
Friday to stop a proposed summer ban on a weed killer linked to
widespread crop damage beyond the major farm state's borders.
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DEUTSCHE BANK DBKGn.DE
Workers at Deutsche Bank's retail arm Postbank are
threatening to stage a strike over a wage dispute, labour union
Verdi said on Sunday, ahead of a round of negotiations due to
start on Monday. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N1MX0BR
HENKEL HNKG_p.DE
The consumer goods group may further expand its business in
the United States via acquisitions, Chief Executive Hans van
Bylen told Welt am Sonntag in an interview. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N1MW09V
INFINEON IFXGn.DE
Infineon aims to replace NXP as the market leader in chips
for the automotive sector, Peter Schiefer, the head of
Infineon's automotive business, told Automobilwoche magazine.
LINDE LING.DE
Deutsche Boerse said tendered shares in Linde would replace
Linde's current share class on the blue-chip DAX index .GDAXI
due to the expected merger with Praxair PX.N .
LUFTHANSA LHAG.DE , AIR BERLIN AB1.DE
Lufthansa's Eurowings budget unit is offering new pilots
licensed to train others to fly Airbus A320 aircraft, such as
those it is taking over from Air Berlin, a 20,000 euro bonus for
signing on, Rheinische Post reported, citing no sources.
Separately, Air Berlin is demanding damages from its
part-owner Etihad Airways for letting it become insolvent and it
hopes for payment of at least 10 million euros, Air Berlin's
administrator told Rheinische Post. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N1MW091
REINSURERS MUVGn.DE HNRGn.DE
Annual industry meeting due in Baden-Baden, Germany.
VOLKSWAGEN VOWG_p.DE
Audi's workers in Germany are demanding that the premium
carmaker extend job guarantees by five years to 2025 and are
seeking an agreement with management by the end of the year, Der
Spiegel cited works council chief Peter Mosch as saying.
Separately, Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung said that VW was
expecting a visit from EU authorities early this week, after BMW
offices were searched in connection with cartel allegations last
week.
HOCHTIEF HOTG.DE
Hochtief parent ACS's ACS.MC counterbid for toll-road
group Abertis ABE.MC could face hurdles from the European
antitrust authority, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday.
Italy's Atlantia ATL.MI could raise its offer even to 20 euros
per Abertis share, the daily added, citing analysts.
DEUTZ DEZG.DE
The company expects to generate 5-10 percent of its annual
revenues with hybrid or fully electric engines in five years,
Chief Executive Frank Hiller told Frankfurter Allgemeine
Zeitung. But it may also make acquisitions in conventional
diesel technology, he said.
HAMBORNER REIT HABG.DE
The group said it had renewed leases with the
core tenants of its office properties in Bremen and Muenster.
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PATRIZIA IMMOBILIEN P1ZGn.DE
The real estate company is looking for acquisitions to grow
its business in European markets such as Germany, Britain,
France and Ireland, its finance chief Karim Bohn reiterated in
an interview with Boersen-Zeitung.
RATIONAL RAAG.DE
The commercial-kitchen maker is considering setting up a
factory in the United States in response to the strengthening
euro, its finance chief Axel Kaufmann told German weekly Euro am
Sonntag. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N1MW049
ROCKET INTERNET RKET.DE
Loss-making meal-kit-delivery group HelloFresh, which is
majority-owned by Rocket, set the price range for its Nov. 2
listing. urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N1MX0NU
BRAIN BNNn.DE
The biotech firm aims to turn a profit by the end of its
current fiscal year and expects the funds it raised in its IPO
to last until then, Welt am Sonntag quoted Chief Executive
Juergen Eck as saying in an interview.
OVERSEAS STOCK MARKETS
Dow Jones .DJI +0.7 pct, S&P 500 .SPX +0.5 pct, Nasdaq
.IXIC +0.4 pct at close. .N
Nikkei .N225 +1.1 pct, Shanghai stocks .SSEC unchanged.
Time: 5.07 GMT. .T .SS
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