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Crisis-hit Thyssenkrupp mulls sale of elevators units worth 15 billion euro

According to the Financial Times, Thyssenkrupp has attracted at least four bids for its crown jewel, including from Finnish lift maker Kone

Thyssenkrupp to review business plan for steel division in coming weeks

The remarks came as steel workers staged protests at the unit's headquarters in Duisburg in the heart of the Ruhr area, Germany's industrial heartland, asking for job security and future investments

Thyssenkrupp ploughs deeper into red, investor says fix output or leave it

Thyssenkrupp investors have long criticised the group's negative cash flow, which was -1.14 billion euros last year

ThyssenKrupp CEO Martina Merz announces sweeping job cuts amid revamp

Thyssenkrupp previously said it would cut 6,000 of the group's 162,000 jobs

German steel giant Thyssenkrupp's board recommends sacking CEO

The company said in a statement that its supervisory board executive and personnel committees had recommended 'to start negotiations to end the board mandate of Guido Kerkhoff shortly'

Thyssenkrupp shares rise by 3.9% after CEO offers resignation

In the job since 2011, Hiesinger, 58, was bowing to growing investor pressure for a more radical restructuring of the group