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* Change in futures on CAC 40 index * Change in Stoxx 600 index futures * Values that are treated ex-dividend * Update on European markets PARIS, July 12 (Reuters) - Values follow on Thursday the Paris Stock Exchange and in Europe: * CNP ASSURANCES Announced Wednesday the Dmission of its Director General, Frdric Lavenir, for "reasons personal ". * ADP made a statement Wednesday night of a growth of 6.0% of its traffic in June, with 9.4 million pbadengers, among others, the calendar of Ramadan. * AIRBUS is left with a stock of A330 whose total value well over a billion dollars and which have not been delivered to airline companies affiliated chinese group indett HNA following a diff li late payments, according to industry sources. * CRITER AGRICOLE announced Wednesday the appointment Jacques Ripoll as the Managing Director of his bank of financing and investment Crdit agricultural CIB. * NATIXIS announced Wednesday in a statement https://www.natixis.com/natixis/upload/docs/application/pdf/2018-07/cp_natixis_im_wcm.pdf its 24.9% stake in the capital of WCM Investment Management, an American management company with 29 billion of badets under management. The transaction should result in a decline of about 15 basis points CET1 equity ratio of Natixis. * KAUFMAN & BROAD has raised its forecasts for 2018 Wednesday, saying that it now expects growth in than 10%, compared with + 8% + 10% in April, and an adjusted EBIT margin of around 9% versus 8.5% -9% so far. * DEVOTEAM - The digital services company has Thursday announced the acquisition in full of Alegri, a company Munich-based IT consulting and whose figure business is expected to reach around 40 million euros this year year. The price of the operation was not specified. * BOURBON announced Wednesday the resignation of its Deputy General Manager in charge of Finance, Astrid de Bron, in post since February 2017, who will badume his duties until its replacement. * CARMAT announced Wednesday to have finalized the recruitment of patients in the first part of the pivotal study, line with its goal of obtaining CE marking in 2019. * SKY - Comcast's American cable operator on Wednesday raised its offer on Sky 26 billion pounds (29.4 billion euros) just hours after Twenty-First Century Fox's presentation of a improved proposal on the British television group pay. THE CONOMIC AGENDA OF THE DAY: (Marchs Service)
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