Germany sees a record surge in corporate insolvencies in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and iconic Berlin music firm Native Instruments filing for insolvency.
Germany’s corporate insolvencies in 2025 hit a record high, especially impacting manufacturing and signaling ongoing ...
Germany’s corporate insolvencies in 2025 hit a record high, especially impacting manufacturing and signaling ongoing economic strain.
Germany sees a record surge in corporate insolvencies in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and iconic Berlin music firm Native Instruments filing for insolvency.
Germany's 2026 economic forecast highlights strategic infrastructure investments and a significant rise in part-time job offerings amid shifting labor market dynamics.
Wuppertal business leaders protest economic struggles highlighting underutilization, job cuts, and calls for urgent industrial policy reform in NRW and Germany.
German industries cut back investment amidst an economic crisis, with vehicle manufacturing and chemicals sectors hit hardest while pharmaceuticals show growth.
BDI President Peter Leibinger warns of Germany's deepening industrial crisis and calls for urgent structural reforms to combat economic decline.
An expert highlights Germany's economic elite challenges including conservative large corporations, insufficient risk capital, and the need for innovative business models as revealed by the Elite Quality Index 2025.
Thousands of companies in Sachsen-Anhalt risk losing Corona aid amid increasing fears of economic survival across Germany.
A recent ifo Institut survey shows rising insolvency fears among German companies in late 2025, with retail hit hardest and modest improvements in industry and construction.
Rheinland companies grapple with worsening economic conditions amid calls for reforms by the IHK.
German business sentiment slightly declines in late 2025 with a cautious outlook, while companies ramp up AI investments amid mixed transformation progress.
Germany's economic sentiment in October 2025 shows minor improvement in the Ifo Business Climate Index but ongoing concerns from regional chambers urging political action.
Ifo Institute President Clemens Fuest warns of Germany's ongoing economic decline due to rising state spending and stagnant private investment, urging urgent reforms including halting the Mütterrente and reducing bureaucracy.
The economic outlook among Niederrhein companies shows slight improvement but remains cautious, with calls for reduced bureaucracy and energy cost relief.
Founders' perceptions of Germany as a business location are declining amid economic challenges.