FRANKFURT, May 28 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday:
BEIERSDORF
The maker of Nivea products has poached Zhengrong Liu, head of personnel at Lanxess, to become its head of international personnel development, sources told Reuters, confirming a report in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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DEUTSCHE TELEKOM
The telecoms group is considering buying Poland's GTS Central Europe for 600 million euros ($775 million) as part of plans to strengthen its position in eastern Europe, the Wall Street Journal Deutschland reported on Monday.
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VOLKSWAGEN
The carmaker and union IG Metall have reached a broad agreement on wage increases for more than 100,000 workers but still need to work out some details, spokespeople for VW and IG Metall said early on Tuesday.
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BILFINGER
The construction and industrial services group said it had started the sale of its concessions business, which it does not see as strategic to the rest of its operations.
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EADS
EADS and partner Northrop Grumman say they will continue to work with the German government on a drone project that Berlin cancelled earlier this month.
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AXEL SPRINGER
The publisher's Bild newspaper, the biggest-selling daily in Germany, will start charging for some of its online content from mid-June, one of its executives said on Monday.
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LEG IMMOBILIEN
The real estate company affirmed its outlook after posting a 4.8 percent decline in FFO I to 33.8 million euros in the first quarter.
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ENBW
Rival energy supplier EWE has filed for 500 million euros in damages from EnBW, according to Stuttgarter Nachrichten. The paper said the two companies were in a dispute over whether EnBW was required to buy a stake in the Verbundnetz Gas company owned by EWE.
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS
DEUTSCHE WOHNEN - 0.21 eur/shr dividend proposed
PFEIFFER VACUUM - 3.45 eur/shr dividend proposed
WACKER NEUSON - 0.30 eur/shr dividend proposed
DOUGLAS - no dividend proposed
OVERSEAS STOCK MARKETS
Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq closed for the Memorial Day holiday on Monday.
Nikkei +1.6 pct at 0456 GMT.
GERMAN ECONOMIC DATA
April import prices due 0600 GMT. Seen -0.5 pct m/m and -2.3 pct y/y.
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DIARIES
REUTERS TOP NEWS (Reporting by Victoria Bryan and Maria Sheahan)