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Interseroh, ALBA Combine Trading Divisions

The German waste management and recycling company Interseroh SE has sold its recyclables trading divisions to its Berlin-based parent company ALBA Group plc.

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Interseroh SE 2010 Revenue Exceeds Forecast

Interseroh, a Cologne, Germany-based recycler and environmental services firm, has reported that its sales and revenue numbers for fiscal 2010 have exceeded earlier forecasts. During a press conference to discuss its annual results, Axel Schweitzer, Interseroh’s CEO, says, “We have emerged from the global economic crisis and achieved the second best result in our 20-year history in 2010.” For the year, the company reported revenues increased by 53 percent to €1.9 billion (US$2.683 billion), compared to the previous year’s revenues of €1.3 billion ($1.836 billion).

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Interseroh SE 2010 Revenue Exceeds Forecast

Novelis Launches Redesigned Website

The aluminum rolling and beverage can producer Novelis Inc.

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Novelis Launches Redesigned Website

H.I.G. Europe Backs Management Buy-Out of Der Grüne Punkt

H.I.G. Europe, the European subsidiary of the global private equity investment firm H.I.G.

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Facebook Gets New Curbs In Germany

Facebook’s German business has run into new restrictions on what it can do with email addresses, giving users more control over what happens to the names on their contact lists.

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Facebook Gets New Curbs In Germany

SiCon Moves to New Headquarters

New building for German recycling systems supplier includes demonstration area.

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SiCon Moves to New Headquarters

53% of German companies had one or more data breaches in the last 12 months

PGP Corporation announced the results from The Ponemon Institute’s third annual study on encryption usage in the enterprise – The 2009 Annual Study: German Enterprise Encryption Trends.

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53% of German companies had one or more data breaches in the last 12 months