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Aug 1, 2024 |
newsy-today.com | Andreas Kißler
Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) has cemented its status as a reliable dividend stock, reaching an all-time high thanks to stellar earnings reports, all while offering a dividend yield of 2.9%. For investors looking for consistent passive income, Coca-Cola remains a strong choice. However, diversifying your portfolio with additional high-yield options is wise.
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Mar 22, 2024 |
tradingview.com | Andreas Kißler
Germany Passes Partial Cannabis Legalization LawThe German Federal Council on Friday cleared the way for the partial legalization of cannabis. The purchase and sale of cannabis remains prohibited, however the cultivation of three cannabis plants in one's home will be legal, as will personal consumption. Up to 25 grams of cannabis are allowed on one's person and 50 grams is allowed at home.
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Mar 22, 2024 |
marketwatch.com | Andreas Kißler
By Andreas Kissler The German Federal Council on Friday cleared the way for the partial legalization of cannabis. The purchase and sale of cannabis remains prohibited, however the cultivation of three cannabis plants in one's home will be legal, as will personal consumption. Up to 25 grams of cannabis are allowed on one's person and 50 grams is allowed at home. Instead of growing cannabis plants at home up to 500 members may join together to form a registered non-economic association.
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Dec 13, 2023 |
tradingview.com | Ed Frankl |Andreas Kißler
By Ed Frankl and Andreas KisslerGermany's economy is expected to contract again in the current quarter, cementing a recession in Europe's largest economy, according to a fresh government forecast published Wednesday. The German economy already shrank 0.1% in the third quarter, and indicators to date--including industrial production and incoming orders--suggest another slight decline in gross domestic product in the final three months, the economy ministry said in a monthly report.
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Sep 14, 2023 |
archyworldys.com | Andreas Kißler
DJ DIHK: German companies depend on open marketsBy Andreas KißlerBERLIN (Dow Jones)–In the discussion about the conflict between the European Union (EU) and China, the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) has warned of new trade conflicts that would particularly affect the export-oriented German economy. “A global level playing field is very important for the internationally closely networked German economy,” said DIHK foreign trade chief Volker Treier.
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