Siemens boss rules out resigning
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Siemens chief executive Klaus Kleinfeld says he will not stand down over an ongoing corruption probe at the German firm.
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The chief executive of Deutsche Bank ruled out any merger with a very large partner in an interview published Sunday and said Germany s biggest bank has no intention of being taken over.
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Siemens, the world&#39;s fourth-largest maker of mobile phones, said Friday that a software flaw that can create a piercing ring in its newest phone models might hurt earnings in its handset division.
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The head of Smart cars denies rumours that the loss-making firm may be sold, or even closed down, by parent group DaimlerChrysler.
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DaimlerChrysler AG (DCXGn.DE) will not  auction off loss-making U.S. division Chrysler and could decide  to keep the business at the end of a strategic review, Chief  Executive Dieter Zetsche told a German paper.
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Siemens, the world's fourth-largest maker of mobile phones, said that a flaw that can create a piercing ring in its newest phone models might hurt earnings.
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Siemens AG  has extended  its amnesty offer to employees in connection with a probe into  a corruption scandal until the end of February, the company  said on Thursday.
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Planemaker Airbus denied a media report Friday saying Chief Executive Christian Streiff had resigned and that his departure had been approved by parent firm EADS.Comment
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EADS, the parent company of European aircraft maker Airbus, on Tuesday denied a French press report that its co-president Tom Enders was set to quit.
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Shares of German engineering conglomerate Siemens AG  have been rising in recent months in spite of negative publicity and scandals as a new chief executive continues his restructuring, Barron's reported in its February 26 edition.
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Airbus has denied reports that chief executive Christian Streiff may leave to replace the retiring boss of French carmaker Peugeot-Citroen.
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Siemens (SIEGn.DE) Chief Executive  Klaus Kleinfeld denied any knowledge that the German  engineering conglomerate was paying bribes in exchange for  contracts, German magazine Focus reported on Saturday.
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Under mounting pressure from German government officials and former employees of the mobile phone division it paid BenQ to take off its hands, Siemens has set up a â¬35 million ($44.4 million) fund to aid workers at risk of losing their jobs.
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German electronics giant Siemens has failed to find a buyer for its loss-making Enterprise Networks division, with observers directly blaming the debacle surrounding the collapse of mobile phone maker BenQ Mobile, the Financial Times Deutschland reported.
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German train drivers' union GDL said Sunday it did not plan further strikes in its bitter battle for a new wage deal and was confident about reaching an accord with employers by the end of the month.
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The head of Smart cars has denied speculation that parent company DaimlerChrysler may sell or even close the loss-making subsidiary.
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Siemens AG tried Sunday to blunt fierce criticism from politicians, labor unions and the media for unloading its mobile phone business on a Taiwanese company which has failed to keep it afloat.