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NAGA Group AG ($N4G (-4,15 %)) - NAGA Group AG plans its NASDAQ IPO and announces guidance for fiscal 2022. NAGA's IPO and listing in the U.S. could be completed as early as the second half of 2022. For fiscal year 2022, the company expects consolidated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of EUR 25 million to EUR 30 million.
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As of today, among others, Applied Materials ($AMAT (+0,24 %)), The Kraft Heinz Company ($KHC (+0,4 %)), NextEra Energy ($NEE (+0,17 %)), S&P Global ($SPGI (+0,64 %)) and Yum! Brands ($YUM (+0,55 %)) traded ex-dividend.
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Today, among others, HUAZHU Hotels Group ($CL4A (-0,58 %)) and John Deere ($DE (+0,34 %)) present their figures.
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Blackrock ($BLK) - Asset manager Blackrock is involved in the store network operator of Audi ($AUDVF), BWM ($BMW (-0,49 %)) and Daimler ($DAII (+0 %)), Ionity. According to a statement from the U.S. investor and the previous owners, 700 million euros were invested in the company. BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche ($POAHY (-0,29 %)) as well as Ford ($F (+0,64 %)) and Hyundai ($HYU (-1,12 %)) have stakes in the joint venture, which was founded in 2017. Ionity aims to increase the number of charging stations more than fourfold to around 7,000 by 2025. Own land to be acquired will serve the station concept and enable charging not only along highways, but also near major cities and along busy trunk roads.
Samsung ($SSUN (-1,56 %)) - Samsung plans to build a new chip factory in the USA. A semiconductor shortage and supply problems are holding back the global economy's recovery. According to a media report, the South Korean technology group plans to build the new plant in the city of Taylor, in the state of Texas. A construction sum of 17 billion US dollars has reportedly been estimated.
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Australia - The Rest Super retirement fund invests in cryptocurrencies for its 1.8 million members. The fund manages more than $46.8 billion in assets. The company's CIO, Andrew Lill said he sees digital assets as an "important part" of the portfolio, but it is still a very volatile asset class. As a result, investing in cryptocurrencies will initially make up a relatively small allocation, as part of the diversified portfolio, which can build over time.
South Korea - The South Korean Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has determined that NFTs will be subject to taxation starting next year. After classifying NFTs as virtual assets, Korean lawmakers plan to levy taxes on them. Starting Jan. 1, 2022, taxes of 20 percent will be due on NFT sales that exceed 2.5 million won ($2,102). South Korea has recently taken many measures to regulate the crypto market in order to target money laundering. As the NFT market rapidly expands in South Korea and globally, the regulation vs. innovation debate remains contentious.
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