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Infineon shares tumbled over 3 percent to €34.78 as the German chipmaker was caught in a sector-wide selloff triggered by STMicroelectronics' disappointing quarterly results. The DAX-listed

Infineon's stock has captured investor attention this week, reaching its highest level since February at €37.29 on Thursday. The Munich-based semiconductor company has seen an impressive 11 percent

Recent insider transactions at German software giant SAP have caught investors' attention, with three high-ranking executives selling shares worth over €330,000 combined on June 11, 2025. Notably

SAP's stock experienced a slight dip of 1.03% to €263.05 during Thursday's XETRA trading, even as analysts expressed optimism following the company's annual Sapphire customer conference in Orlando

SAP's stock skyrocketed by an impressive 10% on Wednesday following the release of its first-quarter financial results, which substantially exceeded analyst expectations. The German software giant

Europe's software giant SAP has delivered impressive first-quarter results that exceeded market expectations, triggering a significant stock price surge. The company reported an adjusted operating

Infineon Technologies AG experienced significant management-level stock movements on April 11, 2025, as three executive board members – Andreas Urschitz, Dr. Rutger Wijburg, and Dr. Sven Schneider –

Infineon Technologies, the Munich-based semiconductor giant, is experiencing significant market volatility despite making strategic moves to strengthen its position in the automotive sector. The

SAP SE has solidified its position as Europe's most valuable company, overtaking Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk with a market capitalization of approximately €314 billion compared to Novo

Infineon's stock continued its downward slide on Friday, dropping 3.61 percent to €32.98 on the XETRA exchange and breaking below its 200-day exponential moving average—a critical long-term trend

SAP shares fell by 1.7 percent to €263.05 in recent XETRA trading, after starting the trading day at €265.15 and briefly sliding to €262.25. Despite this short-term weakness, the Walldorf-based

The Deutsche Börse is introducing significant changes to its DAX index structure that could substantially benefit SAP, Germany's largest software company. The traditional DAX index, which currently

BlackRock, the prominent asset manager, has expanded its position in semiconductor manufacturer Infineon, now holding 6.82 percent of voting rights in the technology company. This represents a

SAP's latest quarterly results showcase remarkable performance, with total revenue climbing 11% to €9.4 billion and net profit soaring 35% to €1.62 billion. The cloud segment emerged as a particular