Würth is a global leader in fastening and assembly materials offering more than 125,000 products – from screws, screw accessories and tools, to chemical products.
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Würth is a global leader in fastening and assembly materials offering more than 125,000 products – from screws, screw accessories and tools, to chemical products.
The Hornbach DIY stores outside of Germany grew in the first nine months of financial year 2019/2020 (ending 29 February 2020) significantly more strongly than on their home market.
The euro area annual inflation rate was 1.0% in November 2019, up from 0.7% in October.
This bulletin by the European IPR Helpdesk takes a closer look at the dissemination and exploitation of research results with a particular focus on “Go-to-Market” strategies.
Screwfix now has a first location in Ireland.
The earnings position of Hornbach Baumarkt AG showed a significant improvement in the third quarter of 2019/20 (1 September to 30 November 2019) compared to the previous year, reports the company.
The new Commission has put forward its proposal for a European Green Deal – one of the most eagerly anticipated points of President von der Leyen’s political agenda.
The Eurozone economy closes out 2019 mired in its worst spell since 2013, with businesses struggling against the headwinds of near-stagnant demand and gloomy prospects for the year ahead.
The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data for November showed a mild acceleration in the rate of contraction in eurozone productivity, following a slowdown in October.
Eurozone construction growth remained subdued during November, as a renewed drop in Italian activity almost offset growth in Germany while French construction activity was broadly unchanged.
