German companies warn that escalating labor-related taxes and social contributions severely harm competitiveness, prompting calls for urgent reforms and European industrial policy support.
European companies are rethinking cloud infrastructure amid EU industrial policy calls for domestic production and re...
The European Court of Justice ruled that companies can be held directly liable for money laundering violations withou...
Germany records slight GDP growth and lower inflation in late 2025, while political leaders call for pragmatic energy partnerships to ensure future economic stability.
German exports grew by 1% in 2025 driven by EU markets, while declines in the USA and China due to tariffs led companies to adopt local production and seek new trade agreements.
WK Metall GmbH insiders for insolvency due to falling orders and rising costs amid automotive sector struggles, seeking investors to preserve jobs.
WK Metall GmbH has filed for insolvency driven by reduced automotive orders and rising costs, with efforts to find investors to save jobs underway.
German companies are preparing for stringent 2026 cybersecurity regulations by consolidating tools, improving identity management, and managing AI risks amid rising operational IT costs.
A recently opened major leisure park and a 100-year-old crafts company in Germany have both filed for insolvency amid economic downturn and sector-specific challenges.
German industry experiences its strongest order growth in two years in December 2025, driven by electrical and machinery sectors, despite declines in automotive and vehicle orders.
German firms rate the government's economic policy poorly in 2026, pinpointing failures in social, pension, labor market, and regulatory reforms.
The EU Commission's planned extension of free emissions certificates under the ETS could boost competitiveness and job security for North Rhine-Westphalia companies.
Corporate activism challenges traditional CSR with riskier societal engagement, while AI software companies face market skepticism amid stock declines.
The European Court of Justice ruled that companies can be held directly liable for money laundering violations without identifying individual perpetrators, reshaping corporate accountability in the EU.
A recent survey and economic data reveal that social state reforms and economic uncertainties are key barriers to investment in Germany in 2026, despite government efforts to improve the business climate.
Elon Musk has combined SpaceX and xAI, setting the stage for innovative space-based AI data centers and addressing challenges with xAI’s chatbot Grok.
European companies are rethinking cloud infrastructure amid EU industrial policy calls for domestic production and reduced reliance on dominant US providers.
Regional initiatives in Germany, including WiReGo job fairs and a Schwalm-Eder entrepreneur consultation day, are underway in 2026 to support companies in recruiting skilled workers and trainees.
German companies warn that escalating labor-related taxes and social contributions severely harm competitiveness, prompting calls for urgent reforms and European industrial policy support.
The EU has amended its deforestation regulation, extending deadlines and reducing compliance burdens for businesses, thanks to a German-led initiative.
Germany’s corporate insolvencies in 2025 hit a record high, especially impacting manufacturing and signaling ongoing economic strain.
Germany's 2026 policy reforms include higher wages, reduced bureaucracy, and enhanced digital and environmental incentives for businesses and workers.
German businesses are turning slow periods into workforce development opportunities while apprenticeships fairs engage youth to tackle skilled labor shortages.
Germany's corporate insolvencies hit a 20-year high in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and early 2026 also showing sustained high levels.
German metal companies like Meos and employers' associations highlight ongoing recruitment struggles amid shortages of applicants and qualified trainees, stressing the need for improved vocational guidance and targeted outreach efforts.
Germany sees a record surge in corporate insolvencies in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and iconic Berlin music firm Native Instruments filing for insolvency.
German companies leverage practical vocational orientation initiatives like BOBplus to combat recruitment challenges amid rising skilled worker demand and demographic shifts.
The NIS2 directive enforces urgent cybersecurity obligations on German companies, imposing strict deadlines and heavy penalties amid rising cyber threats.
Rural German SMEs receive new innovation funding and educational support through a government program and a dedicated podcast.
Germany's economy faces stagnation with only 1% growth forecast for 2026, prompting debates on urgent reforms and citizen sacrifices to restore competitiveness amid political caution over reform delays.
Germany's 2026 economic forecast highlights strategic infrastructure investments and a significant rise in part-time job offerings amid shifting labor market dynamics.
Germany's 2026 minimum wage increase to €13.90 per hour sparks debate over employment effects amid broader government economic reforms.
A new study identifies Sachsen as Germany's top business location, surpassing Bayern due to improvements in workforce, financing, and infrastructure, while Bayern faces declines in key areas.
Bavarian Minister Hubert Aiwanger critiques Germany’s modest 2026 growth forecast, urging urgent structural reforms to overcome economic challenges and support businesses.
German businesses confront ongoing cybercrime risks amid digital transformation efforts, emphasizing the need for enhanced employee training and supportive regulatory frameworks.
German businesses must navigate intensified compliance litigation and labor law debates amid new regulations in 2026.
The AfD demands immediate cuts to bureaucracy, corporate taxes, and energy costs to support German SMEs amid rising insolvency and economic pressures in 2026.
Germany launches broad 2026 reforms including minimum wage hikes, bureaucracy cuts, and a contentious debate on part-time work rights.
Germany’s corporate insolvencies hit a 20-year high in 2025, with major job losses in the manufacturing sector, signaling ongoing economic challenges.
The Dubai-based Al Ghurair Group has completed the acquisition of the insolvent German film producer Treofan, ensuring the company's continuation under new ownership.
A survey shows 79% of Germans back government restrictions on foreign acquisitions, especially from Russia and China, emphasizing the need to protect digital sovereignty amid rising foreign investments in Germany.
Prominent German companies emphasize their shared responsibility to remember the Holocaust and fight antisemitism in a joint statement marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Billie Green restructures as an independent company in 2026 with growth plans, while DAX firms face revised lower profit forecasts in 2026.
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