Rocket internet: actions voices borsenrucking

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Rocket Internet: Actions Voices Borsenrucking

The start-up investor Rocket Internet is allowed to go from the Borse. At the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, a majority of 81 percent of the share capital for the step has tuned, the early MDAX Group shared with. The Group plans to buy the sharehere shares directly to their share certificates of € 18.57 each.

Capital market as funding "dignified"

The shareholders also approved a purchase program of up to 10 percent of the share capital. Following the Annual General Meeting Kerne Rocket Internet, to apply this decision and to buy 8.84 percent for up to 18.57 per share over the Borse. As a result, the shareholders should open the possibility to enchant their shares to society before completion of the delisting jerky advertising offering, striking it. The program should still start on Thursday and spat at the latest on the 15th. End of November.

Rocket was announced at the beginning of September, one wanted to go back after a good six years from the borse. The capital market has lost importance as funding for the company. Round half of the Sagwer Brother, Coarent Parts Over the Vehicle Global Founders GmbH. These shares should not be stated. The Group holds enough cash with 1.9 billion euros to stop the back purchase of the insufficient own papers.

Rocket Internet Grundet or invests in Internet and technology companies. Many of his current and earlier investments are now listed on the Borse, such as the cooking box sender Hellofresh and the food delivery service Delivery Hero.

Armin Laschet © Guido Kirchner

Pope Francis' new encyclical continues to generate many reactions in politics and society. NRW Minister President Armin Laschet praised the Pope's encyclical letter. The Catholic Women's Federation also criticized.

The Catholic German Women's Federation (KDFB) spoke of an "important call to reflect on a world that is drifting apart and characterized by egoism". Topics such as solidarity, willingness to engage in dialogue and the search for consensual solutions have also occupied the association for years, said KDFB President Maria Flachsbarth in Cologne on Monday.

The women's federation misses however a criticism of church structures in the doctrinal letter "Fratelli tutti", which the pope had published on Sunday. This concerns topics such as the sexual and spiritual abuse of women in the church, the opening of ordination offices for women or the lack of dialogue between some Vatican circles and the local churches. "A church is only credible if it lives within what it demands of others," Flachsbarth admonished.

Laschet praises encyclical

NRW Prime Minister Armin Laschet (CDU) praised the encyclical shortly after his general audience with Pope Francis. The letter was "the right word at the right time", he told the "Rheinische Post". Francis, he said, brings the environment, climate, economy, development and migration into context, as well as peace and human rights – at a time when society is becoming increasingly selfish and aggressive. He says this shows the holistic approach of this pope.

"The fact that he explicitly refers to inspiration from exchanges with other religions and cultures underscores Francis' great willingness to engage in dialogue," the CDU politician continued.
Laschet called the encyclical "an urgent reminder against nationalism and a groundbreaking plea for more multilateralism".

Ifo boss Fuest shows disappointment

The president of the Munich-based Ifo Institute for Economic Research, Clemens Fuest, was disappointed. "Ranting against markets and alleged neoliberalism is the greatest weakness of the paper," he told the Catholic News Agency (KNA). According to Fuest, virtually no one still believes that the market can solve all problems. Francis is railing against a system that does not exist at all.

Francis' statement that globalization has not benefited the weak and has only led them into dependencies is also "a simple untruth. Here prejudices are presented, the actual development of the world is ignored. Such errors are regrettable because they take away some of the credibility of the entire text."

Praise from SPD and FDP factions in Bundestag

Meanwhile, further approval came from the Bundestag: the spokesman for religious policy of the SPD parliamentary group, Lars Castellucci welcomed the desire to strengthen international cooperation.
"To phenomena such as global migratory movements, we can also only ever respond globally and together," he said in response to a question. "The church, also in association with others, could provide a platform on which we can come together anew."

The spokesman on religious policy for the FDP parliamentary group, Benjamin Strasser, said the encyclical should "become compulsory reading in all the capitals of the world". It was "a flaming appeal to
Multilateralism and against populist nationalism" and strengthens all those who stand up for democracy, international cooperation and the protection of human rights.

Externally, he will certainly be remembered as the visit with the continuous rain. None of the 120 papal trips abroad so far in modern times has been as wet and almost without sunshine as Benedict XVI's three days. In Austria – without falling into the water with it. The over-30s in particular demonstrated weatherproofness.000 pilgrims of Mariazell faithfulness, Marian devotion and papal enthusiasm.

Forceful Europe-appeal The Pope's pilgrimage will be remembered for its clear messages and, above all, for the urgent appeal to Europe. And it is not yet clear whether and how the head of the church, through his kind, if firm words, could give support to a local church burdened by many conflicts and scandals.It was to be a pilgrimage and not a political visit, Benedict XVI insisted. from the beginning great value. He came as a pilgrim to the 850th anniversary celebration of the national shrine of Mariazell. But it was also clear that a visit to the "bridge country" of Austria and a visit to Mariazell, which since the fall of the Iron Curtain has once again amed its role of connecting people between East and West, would not be without social relevance.

Protection of life and friendliness to children That was especially true of his speech to diplomats, UN officials and politicians in Vienna. The "House of Europe" must be built on common cultural and moral values, the head of the Church said. It must not deny its Christian roots, he said. Europe must take a leading role in the fight for peace and against poverty. It must show international solidarity, should be active in Darfur as in the Middle East, in the fight against AIDS, but also against unjust exploitation of natural resources and against the arms trade.At the same time, Benedict XVI. Protecting life and being kind to children, and ied a rejection of abortion and active euthanasia. The question of what consequences should be drawn from the Pope's admonition not to soften the qualification of abortion as an injustice, as established in the Austrian "legal order", caused some discussion.Benedict XVI. also addressed other pressing ies: child soldiers, child poverty and child abuse, selfishness and contempt for humanity. At the great mass in St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, he called for the preservation of Sunday as a day of rest and a holiday, as the center of life and a "weekly celebration of creation". The Pope thus supported a colorful alliance of churches, trade unions and political parties. He further welcomed and called for the social commitment of Christians, especially in voluntary work. First actual pastoral trip in Europe This first real pastoral trip in Europe was to a country at the crossroads between East and West, whose society and church face problems similar to those of most Western and now also several Eastern countries on the continent. The message of these three days was directed beyond Vienna and Mariazell to the rest of the continent. Ecumenism and interreligious dialogue were not part of the pilgrimage – there was not enough time, according to the pope.He took advantage of the meeting with the Protestant Superintendent Paul Weiland, who presented him with a large candle at Vespers in Mariazell as a gesture of greeting from the ecumenical assembly in Sibiu, Romania, which was taking place at the same time, to express his heartfelt and lengthy thanks. And earlier, the pope from Germany met with the leadership of the Jewish community in front of the Shoah Monument on Vienna's Judenplatz – saying the Kaddish prayer on the occasion.Benedict XVI. showed himself in Vienna not as the strict guardian of the faith of earlier years, but as an understanding shepherd of the universal church. He encouraged and strengthened the church between Lake Constance and Burgenland in the faith and was welcomed enthusiastically – even if the rain might have kept some visitors away.

New emphasis Benedict XVI. also set new accents. The church is something other than a moral system and a series of demands and laws, he stressed. He interpreted the Ten Commandments not as a collection of prohibitions – but as an obligation: for the family, for life, for truth. New in this form was also the demand for more credibility, which the church must show towards women in conflict situations.In none of his speeches did Benedict XVI go out of his way. The minister referred to the conflicts of the past years: the former Viennese Cardinal Hans Hermann Groer (1995) or the sex affair in the seminary of Sankt Polten (2004). The fact that the Church of Austria has recovered from the scandals is mainly due to the course of the current Viennese Chief Shepherd Cardinal Christoph Schonborn. The latter proved to be a sovereign host – and Benedict XVI. made it clear that he appreciates his Viennese archbishop and will continue to follow his course in the future.

Capital market as funding "dignified"

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