UniCredit launches €35bn Commerzbank takeover offer
Italian lender steps up long-running pursuit with plan to increase its near 30% stake in German bank
UniCredit launches €35bn Commerzbank takeover offer
Italian lender steps up long-running pursuit with plan to increase its near 30% stake in German bank
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