Germany’s biggest landlords agree $22 bln merger
Germany's two biggest listed landlords Vonovia SE (VNAn.DE) and Deutsche Wohnen have agreed to
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Germany's two biggest listed landlords Vonovia SE (VNAn.DE) and Deutsche Wohnen have agreed to
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