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Thyssenkrupp board approves split into two units, names new Chairman

For Thyssenkrupp, once an icon of German industrial might, the restructuring follows months of turmoil

Thyssenkrupp mulls separation of major businesses, no formal decision yet

Shares in the group rose by more than 5% on the news to hit a seven-week high

Thyssenkrupp bags Rs 4.1 bn order from Mazagon Docks to refit submarine

The medium refit and life certification (MRLC) contract for the submarine will commence next month and is expected to be completed by 2021

Thyssenkrupp interim CEO junks reports of breakdown in JV deal with Tata

Last week, media reports said the implementation of the landmark deal, signed in late June, was stalling over the sudden departure of Thyssenkrupp's CEO Heinrich Hiesinger

Thyssenkrupp overhaul okay if our interests are protected: New union boss

The 47-year-old Dirk Sievers succeeds Wilhelm Segerath and will also take over his seat on ThyssenKrupp's 20-member supervisory board, half of which is controlled by worker representatives

Thyssenkrupp faces pressure from investors to find new chairman by Sept

The search for chairman is being handled by the 5-member nomination committee of Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board

Thyssenkrupp appoints labour representative as interim chairman

Lehner recently announced he would quit the conglomerate at the end of July

Won't allow firm to break up under my watch: Thyssenkrupp foundation head

Gather and Cevian aim to find a consensus over the choice of candidates for a new supervisory board chairman

ThyssenKrupp labour union, activist investor Cevian Capital call for peace

Thyssenkrupp shares rallied 9.1% on Tuesday, fueled by speculation that the company is heading for a breakup

Thyssenkrupp at crossroads; faces aggressive restructuring as bosses quit

Beyond their fundamental differences with bosses over the company's direction, the investors also were displeased by the details of the Tata deal

Thyssenkrupp names finance chief Guido Kerkhoff as interim CEO

Hiesinger quit after failing to win unanimous shareholder backing for a deal to create a steel joint venture with India's Tata Steel

German state premier backs Thyssenkrupp chairman, opposes company's breakup

The Krupp foundation will meet on Friday and Knut Giesler, the regional leader of the IG Metall industrial union, said it would be vital for it to back a "sustainable" strategy for ThyssenKrupp

Thyssenkrupp's labour representatives back planned JV with Tata Steel

The joint venture that has now been agreed is better than any joint venture that would have been created without the participation of the labour side

Thyssenkrupp cuts profit margin outlook for capital goods business

Thyssenkrupp blamed a strong euro and higher material costs for the cut in margin guidance at the capital goods business

Thyssenkrupp chairman rejects investor calls to break up the group

Thyssenkrupp Chairman Ulrich Lehner rejected investors' plan to break up the group

ThyssenKrupp kicks starts with union over job cuts on Tata Steel merger

Thyssen, Tata Steel announced plans for joint venture that'd create Europe's second-largest steelmaker but result in 4,000 job cuts

Thyssenkrupp aims for MoU with Tata Steel on merger this month

Tata Steel on Monday received regulatory clearance on a pension deal initially reached a month ago

Shareholders urge Thyssenkrupp to get on with Tata Steel deal

To merge their European steel businesses this year

Thyssenkrupp to cut up to 1,500 jobs at Industrial Solutions

The cuts will improve earnings before interest and tax at the unit by up to 200 million euros

German union demands end to talks between Thyssenkrupp and Tata

Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel have been in discussions about merging their European steel assets