Frankfurt

Frankfurt's DAX 30 index rose 0.73 percent to 6,543.67 points in early trade today
Peter Praet, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB), pictured in Frankfurt, in May
Angela Merkel has again voiced her opposition to eurobonds
Angela Merkel has again voiced her opposition to eurobonds
Banking towers in Frankfurt
Angela Merkel has again voiced her opposition to eurobonds
In Frankfurt, the DAX 30 edged up 0.07 percent to 6,136.69 points
Frankfurt's DAX 30 climbed 0.20 percent to 6,144.89 points today
The European Central Bank has called for greater banking integration to help stem the debt crisis
The European Central Bank has called for greater banking integration to help stem the debt crisis
The European Central Bank has called for greater banking integration to help stem the debt crisis
The ECB headquarters in Frankfurt
The European Central Bank has called for greater banking integration to help stem the debt crisis
Moody's has downgraded the credit ratings of some of the world's biggest financial institutions, impacting the markets
Moody's began their review of the banks in February
Moody's began their review of the banks in February
US artist Jeff Koons poses for a photo in front of his sculpture "Balloon Venus"
The sculpture "Michael jackson and Bubbles" by US artist Jeff Koons
Jeff Koons poses for a photo in front of the sculpture Metallic Venus
Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan says "dark clouds" appeared to be regathering over Europe

European stocks retreat on disappointing data, Cyprus

European stock markets slid Thursday as disappointing eurozone data and the Cyprus bailout impasse overshadowed strong Chinese economic performance.
 

European stocks head lower again

European stock markets slid Thursday as traders looked past strong Chinese economic data to focus on bleak eurozone news, notably fallout from the Cyprus bailout impasse.
 

Cyprus weighs new bailout plan as meltdown looms

Cyprus was on Thursday fine-tuning a "Plan B" aimed at securing a eurozone bailout that the European Central Bank warned should be adopted by the weekend to avoid a banking meltdown on the debt-hit island.
 

Lufthansa cancels 670 due to strikes

German airline Lufthansa said Thursday it has cancelled more than 670 European flights owing to warning strikes by ground staff and other divisions within the group.
 

Lufthansa cancels 670 flights due to strikes

German airline Lufthansa said Thursday it has cancelled more than 670 European flights owing to warning strikes by ground staff and other divisions within the group.
 

European equities stage rebound

Most European stock markets rebounded on Wednesday following two days of losses caused by Cyprus' bailout drama.
 

Germany's Metro profits hit by one-off charges

German retail giant Metro said Wednesday profits were hit by one-off restructuring charges and portfolio changes last year, but it is pencilling in "moderate" sales growth this year.
 

Deutsche Bank restates 2012 profit, hit by legal costs

Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, said Wednesday that writedowns and legal costs hit its 2012 earnings harder than expected and it has now been forced to restate last year's profits.
 

European stocks rebound at open

European stock markets opened higher on Wednesday following two days of losses caused by Cyprus' bailout uncertainty, with London's benchmark FTSE 100 index rising 0.23 percent to 6,456.09 points.
 

FTSE rebounds at open

London's FTSE 100 opened higher on Wednesday following two days of losses caused by Cyprus' bailout uncertainty.
 

Furious Cyprus MPs reject bailout deal

Angry MPs on Tuesday rejected the terms of a bailout aimed at saving Cyprus from bankruptcy, decrying as "blackmail" a deal that had been reached with a troika of lenders that now lies in tatters.
 

Angry Cyprus MPs rail against EU 'blackmail'

Furious MPs took turns in parliament Tuesday to rail against the harsh terms of a bailout aimed at saving Cyprus from bankruptcy, decrying the eurozone "blackmail" as the deal hammered out at the weekend appeared to be unravelling.
 

European stocks slide as Cyprus bailout teeters

Europe's main stock markets suffered further losses and the euro slid on Tuesday as Cyprus' international bailout appeared close to unravelling.
 

Cyprus turns to Russia as bailout deal stumbles

Cyprus turned to Russia on Tuesday as President Nicos Anastasiades battled to garner support from lawmakers for a controversial eurozone bailout deal that the central bank warned was in danger of collapse.
 

European stocks slip before Cyprus vote

Europe's main stock markets dipped on Tuesday ahead of a key parliamentary vote in Cyprus on a crucial bailout deal that sent global share prices reeling the previous day.
 

Cyprus bailout 'in danger' as small savers spared

Cyprus on Tuesday dropped a controversial levy on bank savings below 20,000 euros, sparking a warning by the central bank governor that the crucial eurozone bailout deal was now in danger of collapse.
 

Stocks, euro slide on Cyprus bailout terms

Europe's main stock markets lost ground and the euro fell under $1.30 on Monday on news that Cyprus might tax bank deposits as part of a controversial international bailout.
 

Europeans insist bank levy was Cyprus's decision

Europe's two top economies on Monday insisted that it was Cyprus's proposal to slap a levy on all Cypriot bank savings under an EU bailout deal and appeared to suggest it review the contested plan.
 

European stocks slide on Cyprus bailout terms

Europe's main stock markets lost ground on Monday on news that Cyprus might tax bank deposits as part of a controversial international bailout.
 

Germans lose Kroos, Benders for Kazakh test

Germany will be without twins Lars and Sven Bender as well as Bayern Munich's Toni Kroos for their World Cup qualifying double header with Kazakhstan on March 22 and 26, the German Football Federation (DFB) said Monday.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Frankfurt am Main
Skyline seen from Deutschherrnbrücke
Skyline seen from Deutschherrnbrücke
Coat of arms of Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt am Main is located in Germany
Frankfurt am Main
Coordinates50°6′37″N 8°40′56″E / 50.11028°N 8.68222°E / 50.11028; 8.68222
Administration
CountryGermany
StateHesse
Admin. regionDarmstadt
DistrictUrban district
City subdivisions16 districts (Ortsbezirke)
46 boroughs (Stadtteile)
Lord MayorPetra Roth (CDU)
Governing partiesCDUGreens
Basic statistics
Area248.31 km2 (95.87 sq mi)
Elevation112 m  (367 ft)
Population 651,899  (31 March 2008)[1]
 - Density2,625 /km2 (6,800 /sq mi)
 - Metro5,800,000 (12/2009)
Founded1st century
Other information
Time zoneCET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Licence plateF
Postal codes60001-60599, 65901-65936
Area codes069, 06109, 06101
Websitewww.frankfurt.de
Location of the city of Frankfurt am Main within Hesse
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