Germany launches a National Economic Protection Strategy to combat rising cyberwarfare threats facing its companies, emphasizing collaboration and resilience.
R-Pharm Germany GmbH has declared preliminary insolvency due to sanctions linked to the Ukraine war, leaving 300 employees unpaid and prompting structured investor efforts for recovery.
Czech company Agrofert expands fertilizer plant investments in Wittenberg; Holland Capital acquires majority in German industrial automation firm QIPC-EAE Group, boosting innovation and growth.
Germany faces rising fuel costs driven by the Iran conflict, high energy taxes, and supply route challenges, prompting government investigation and industry defense.
Bayer and Deutsche Bahn are cutting management layers dramatically to speed up decisions and empower employees.
Wolfsburg's Cubos has secured a contract to install over 400 EV charging points on Niedersachsen's state properties, advancing the region's sustainable transport infrastructure.
German industry representatives warn against over-bureaucratizing EU directives during national implementation, urging more efficient regulatory practices.
German companies are exercising caution in hiring for Q2 2026 due to economic uncertainties, with varied regional and sectoral outlooks.
Germany leads the EU with record-high fuel prices amid the Iran crisis, prompting regulatory probes and cross-border fuel shopping.
ZAC Niedersachsen is hosting its first hybrid cybersecurity event for businesses on April 17, 2026, focusing on current threats and prevention strategies.
Fuel prices in Germany have risen sharply due to the Iran conflict, prompting government action including oil reserve releases and planned antitrust law reforms to curb excessive price hikes.
Manroland Sheetfed and Zeiss Göttingen face extensive job cuts and restructuring as economic challenges and market dependencies threaten their future.
A Bremen company advances European open-source solutions to reduce reliance on American tech as German businesses adapt to shifting market and trade conditions.
German companies face cultural and organizational challenges in AI adoption, while Berlin’s new Google AI Center bolsters the country’s innovation landscape.
Germany is on track to see a record number of company bankruptcies in 2025 and further increases in 2026, driven by high energy costs and geopolitical tensions impacting business sustainability.
Germany faces rising fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict disrupting global oil supplies, prompting record reserve releases and regulatory measures.
Stadtwerke Münster advances electric bus fleet, while Swift Solar acquires German solar production assets to boost renewable tech collaboration
Germany's SMEs face acute skilled labor shortages driven by demographic shifts and bureaucratic barriers, prompting government strategies and new infrastructure laws to support recruitment and resilience.
Germany experiences largest fuel price increases in Europe amid market structure challenges, high taxation, and cross-border price disparities driving fuel tourism.
Germany faces the steepest fuel price increases in the EU due to the Iran war, prompting the release of strategic oil reserves to stabilize the market.
German companies face challenges integrating AI, with Atos Group launching Sovereign Agentic Studios to enable secure, scalable AI deployment and prevent employee overload.
New research highlights the economic impact and challenges faced by Berlin's 3,000 social enterprises, calling for targeted support to enhance their potential.
The leader of Germany's Federal Cartel Office warns that political interventions in Europe are threatening core competition principles amid pressures around merger controls and tech regulation.
German companies and brands show resilience and growth in response to recent oil price shocks and economic uncertainties.
Germany joins G7 countries in releasing oil reserves to counter rising prices spurred by the Iran conflict and warns about limits of government intervention.
AI adoption in German companies has doubled in 2026, but digitalization challenges and data utilization gaps persist, prompting calls for increased investment and government support.
German businesses, especially logistics and oil-reliant sectors, face escalating costs as the Iran conflict drives fuel prices up amid market volatility and calls for government relief.
EBA guidelines require banks to include sustainability data in credit risk checks, affecting loan terms and emphasizing ESG factors, especially for Hamburg companies and SMEs.
Germany faces rising fuel prices and supply challenges linked to the Iran War and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, despite diverse alternative oil sources.
A new study from Bertelsmann Stiftung shows a marked decline in the innovation capacity of German companies, with industrial sectors losing ground and calls for urgent policy and corporate action to address the challenges.
BioNTech founders Ugur Sahin and Özlem Türeci plan to leave the company by end-2026 to start a new mRNA-based biotech firm, transferring key technologies and re-shaping BioNTech's future pipeline focus.
Germany has become the fourth largest global arms exporter, propelled by military support tied to the Ukraine war and increased European defense spending.
A recent study shows German companies face growing bureaucratic hurdles and call for digitalization and regulatory simplification to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.
German industry faces a production drop and widespread criticism over government energy policies amid economic and energy cost pressures in early 2026.
German critical infrastructure companies struggle with cybersecurity compliance while others pursue strategic security transformations to enhance resilience.
Nearly 2,400 German companies criticize federal energy policies amid rising costs that have contributed to Kahla porcelain's insolvency after 180 years.
In 2025, women led 16% of German SMEs, mainly small service firms, marking a rise despite a drop in overall female management representation.
Over 1,700 German companies criticize federal 2026 energy policy drafts, warning of negative impacts on renewable energy and related industries.
German medium-sized businesses face escalating bureaucratic burdens and costly compliance under the 'Buy European' rules, signaling urgent calls for regulatory reform.
Mocopinus GmbH & Co. KG, a historic German wood company, has declared insolvency after 161 years, leading to the closure of three sites and about 270 job cuts, while its subsidiary Lignum-Finish GmbH remains unaffected.
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