Bavarian Premier Söder and Baden-Württemberg Finance Minister Bayaz propose moving up Germany's planned corporate tax cuts from 2028 to 2026 to stimulate economic growth, sparking coalition debates on financing and governance.
Berlin launches DefTech ecosystem and increases investment to attract and network defense technology companies, aiming to grow its role in Germany's defense industry.
High energy costs and regulatory hurdles are driving German energy-intensive industries to relocate investments abroad, prompting government plans for a subsidized industrial electricity price to retain competitiveness.
Germany's Bundestag has enacted cuts in electricity tax and network fees for companies, injecting financial relief while sparking debate over household support.
Google plans a 5.5 billion euro investment to boost data centers and AI tech in Germany, aiming to create 9,000 jobs by 2029 amid strong EU tech competition.
The Standortfördergesetz is being debated in the Bundestag to tackle Germany's 30 billion euro start-up financing gap through reduced bureaucracy and enhanced investment incentives.
At a World Bank conference, Germany is urged by Barclays' CEO to leverage existing funding by initiating viable financial projects to make a meaningful global impact.
Germany's schwarz-rote coalition approves a 2025 investment program with enhanced depreciation rules and tax cuts to support corporate investment and innovation.
The German government will propose the Standortfördergesetz to improve financing conditions and investment for businesses, addressing structural economic challenges.
Hochschule Furtwangen's new gaming program highlights gaming expertise as a key competitive advantage across industries, fostering innovation through education and industry collaboration.
The 'Made for Germany' initiative announces a 735 billion euro investment plan by 2028, expanding membership to include Microsoft and other major firms.