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Assets: Owns 22% of Metro AG, 7% of Metro Group and vast landholdings throughout Europe and North America.
FORBES: Europe
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The main competitor for Karstadt is Kaufhof, a division of the huge Metro AG which has ample financial resources.
FORBES: Karstadt -- Lack of Money, Excitement and Growth Equals a Slow Death
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Metro AG itself won't comment other than to say that these are "market rumors, " which doesn't exactly calm any frayed nerves over in Redmond.
ENGADGET: Microsoft downplays Metro design name, might face a lawsuit over all that street lingo
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Except that during the summer months, Metro was dropped as a title (just after rumors that German wholesaler Metro AG had been in touch over the trademark).
FORBES: Microsoft Missed The Open Goal To Rebrand Windows With Metro
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Metro AG, one of Europe's largest retailers, bought 7% of RSL and is marketing RSL's prepaid calling cards to the 122 million customers who shop in its stores.
FORBES: Srpska calling
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Germany's Metro AG, one of Europe's largest retailers, bought 7% of RSL and is marketing RSL's prepaid calling cards to the 122 million customers who shop in its stores.
FORBES: Srpska calling
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See Deborah Orr's roundup of Metro AG's foreign expansion in this issue: Even where a multinational company is willing to open up, its local partners (in skittish places like China) may not be.
FORBES: Retrograde Region
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Both Ars Technica and The Verge hear from unverified sources that German retailer Metro AG might waving its legal guns and forcing Microsoft to quiet down over a potential (if questionable) trademark dispute.
ENGADGET: Microsoft downplays Metro design name, might face a lawsuit over all that street lingo