De La Rue Down Over 20% As Forecast Gets Cut

Lloyds Banking Group is reducing its stake in TSB by selling £161 million in shares to comply with EU state aid rules after a bailout. Meanwhile, Russia is enforcing a new law requiring global internet services to store personal data locally, affecting companies like Google and Facebook. Delarue, a money printing company, is experiencing a significant stock drop and has lowered its financial forecast due to weakening trading conditions.

Why is Lloyds Banking Group selling shares in TSB?

• To increase its stake in TSB

• To comply with EU state aid rules

• To merge with another bank

• To raise funds for a new investment

What is the main requirement of Russia's new data localization law?

• Companies must pay higher taxes

• Companies must hire local employees

• Companies must store personal data locally

• Companies must offer services in Russian language

Which companies are affected by Russia's data localization law?

• Apple and Samsung

• Netflix and Spotify

• Google, Facebook, and Visa

• Amazon and Microsoft

What financial issue is Delarue facing?

• Weakening trading conditions

• Rising production costs

• Increased competition

• Regulatory fines

What is Delarue's forecast for the future?

• Increased profit margins

• Continued difficult conditions

• Expansion into new markets

• Improved market conditions