Germany Experiences Record Corporate Insolvencies in 2025, Signaling Economic Stress
Germany's corporate insolvencies hit a 20-year high in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and early 2026 also showing sustained high levels.
Germany's corporate insolvencies hit a 20-year high in 2025, with manufacturing hardest hit and early 2026 also showing sustained high levels.
Germany's economy faces stagnation with only 1% growth forecast for 2026, prompting debates on urgent reforms and cit...
Germany’s corporate insolvencies in 2025 hit a record high, especially impacting manufacturing and signaling ongoing ...
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German companies face rising insolvencies in 2025, with notable cases like Naturkost Übelhör and regional spikes in Lippe amid costly economic pressures.
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An overview of the economic landscapes of Berlin, Bremen, Darmstadt, and Metzingen in 2025.
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