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FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German pharmaceuticals company Stada has postponed a planned initial public offering (IPO) in Frankfurt because of market volatility, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. Bankers preparing the potential offering for Stada's shareholders Bain Capital and Cinven advised against going ahead with the listing this week, citing recent volatility related to geopolitical events, the people said. In recent weeks, key market volatility gauges have been rising on the back of geopolitics and the risk of trade wars prompted by U.S. President Donald Trump, Reuters has reported.

The broker initiated coverage of Coinbase shares with $310 price target and outperform rating.

The broker initiated coverage of Coinbase shares with $310 price target and outperform rating.

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The Chinese EV maker unveiled a charging station takes five minutes and provides a 400-kilometer range.

Nvidia has to rebound for the broader market to get its sea legs back.

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