(Bloomberg) -- European chemical stocks rose after
Imperial Chemical Industries Plc rejected a sweetened bid from
Akzo Nobel NV and Linde AG, the largest maker of industrial
gases, reported earnings that topped analysts' estimates.
UBS AG and 3i Group Plc led declines by financial companies
after IKB Deutsche Industriebank AG of Germany said profit will
be ``significantly'' lower than forecast, hit by the U.S.
subprime mortgage rout.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
Imperial Chemical Industries Plc rejected a sweetened bid from
Akzo Nobel NV and Linde AG, the largest maker of industrial
gases, reported earnings that topped analysts' estimates.
UBS AG and 3i Group Plc led declines by financial companies
after IKB Deutsche Industriebank AG of Germany said profit will
be ``significantly'' lower than forecast, hit by the U.S.
subprime mortgage rout.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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