Thyssenkrupp's 2019 outlook fails to revive beaten stock

ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp's 2019 outlook for a marked recovery at most of its divisions drew a tepid market response, suggesting its new CEO faces a struggle to restore trust in the German industrials group after warning on profit twice this year.Guido Kerkhoff, who took over in September, hopes to win back the trust of investors by spinning off the elevators, car parts and plant engineering businesses into one division, but he has so far struggled to convince the market that the..