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Adolf Merckle committed suicide in January after amassing debt and lost money on wrong-way bets on the stock market last year, leading his son Ludwig Merckle to sell drug, machinery and cement assets.
Source: Merckle’s Phoenix Said to Weigh IPO as Well as Sale (Update1) - Bloomberg.com
from bloomberg.com on August 19, 2009
Seventy-four-year-old German billionaire Adolf Merckle in January committed suicide after the conglomerate he controlled, with investments in pharmaceuticals, cement and other sectors, experienced problems related to the global financial crisis.
Source: Freddie Mac acting CFO dead in apparent suicide - MarketWatch
from marketwatch.com on April 22, 2009
Billionaire Adolf Merckle committed suicide amid reports he lost 400 million euros by betting against VW.
Source: Porsche earns $7.3 billion in first half on VW share options - MarketWatch
from marketwatch.com on March 31, 2009
BLAUBEUREN, Germany (Reuters) – German billionaire Adolf Merckle has committed suicide, in despair over the huge losses suffered by his business empire during the financial crisis, his family said on Tuesday.
Source: German tycoon Adolf Merckle commits suicide - Yahoo! News
from yahoo.com on January 7, 2009
(CNN) -- German billionaire Adolf Merckle, one of the richest men in the world, committed suicide Monday after his business empire got into trouble in the wake of the international financial crisis, Merckle's family said Tuesday in a statement.
Source: German billionaire kills self, family says - CNN.com
from cnn.com on January 6, 2009
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Ludwig Merckle is selling drug, machinery and cement assets after his father Adolf, who committed suicide in January, amassed debt and lost money on wrong-way bets on the stock market last year.
Source: Merckle’s Phoenix Said to Weigh Initial Public Offering, Sale - Bloomberg.com
from bloomberg.com on August 18, 2009
Ludwig Merckle is selling pharmaceutical, machinery and cement assets after his father Adolf, who committed suicide in January, amassed debt and lost money on wrong-way bets on the stock market last year.
Source: Merckle Family’s Mepha Said to Seeks Bids of About $464 Million - Bloomberg.com
from bloomberg.com on August 18, 2009
Among the victims of the Porsche VW stock squeeze was a leading German industrialist, Adolf Merckle, who committed suicide in early January after losing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Source: Europe businessman of the year: Wendelin Wiedeking - Jan. 27, 2009
from cnn.com on January 27, 2009
By Ambereen ChoudhuryJan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Phoenix Pharmahandel AG , the Germandrug wholesaler started by Adolf Merckle , may be put up for salefor as much as 6 billion euros ($7.8 billion) following thebillionaire’s suicide, three people familiar with the talkssaid.
Source: Bloomberg.com: Exclusive
from bloomberg.com on January 22, 2009
By Jana Randow Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- German billionaire Adolf Merckle committed suicide by stepping in front of a train a few hundred yards from the factory he founded 36 years ago.
Source: Bloomberg.com: Exclusive
from bloomberg.com on January 6, 2009