Category: German Press

German FAZ: Five myths about the economic misery008238

Germany’s economy is not doing well, there’s no question about that. Some people suffer from this and their jobs are at risk. Many suffer from this for whom the economy does not provide what a functioning economy could: They cannot find an apartment, wait a long time for a doctor’s appointment and have to expect… Continue reading German FAZ: Five myths about the economic misery008238

German FAZ: Less Xinjiang, more Shanghai008240

Rarely has a contract been concluded in which it becomes so clear what it means to do business in China. After months of negotiations with its partners and politicians, Volkswagen manages to withdraw from the Uighur region of Xinjiang. Serious human rights violations by the Communist Party are well documented there, which Beijing, of course,… Continue reading German FAZ: Less Xinjiang, more Shanghai008240

German FAZ: What awaits German car manufacturers in America008239

There is no shortage of hostile campaign rhetoric: Trump wants to ban German cars from the streets of New York’s prestigious Fifth Avenue. At the same time, he declared his goal to be to lure German manufacturers to the United States – but he may have meant the word “force”. It’s not enough that German… Continue reading German FAZ: What awaits German car manufacturers in America008239

German FAZ: The China Dilemma008238

The head of the Volkswagen Group, Oliver Blume, wants to clear one major construction site after the next. In Germany, VW is fighting with IG Metall over layoffs and plant closures in order to get the location’s excessive costs under control. Warning strikes are likely to start at the beginning of next week. The company… Continue reading German FAZ: The China Dilemma008238

German FAZ: Ford works council fears “dying in installments” for the Cologne plant008240

Because the crowd was so large, the employees of the Ford works in Cologne filled a second hall at their works meeting on Wednesday. After management announced that it would cut 2,900 jobs at the site, a good 8,000 employees came together that morning. “It was dead quiet in the hall,” said Benjamin Gruschka, the… Continue reading German FAZ: Ford works council fears “dying in installments” for the Cologne plant008240

German FAZ: Ford wants to cut 2900 jobs in Germany008239

Works meeting in Cologne: Ford wants to cut 2,900 jobs in GermanyNovember 27, 2024, 2:54 p.m. External content from YouTube In order to display external content, your revocable consent is required. Personal data from third-party platforms (possibly USA) may be processed. More information. Activate external contentReuters / dpaBefore and after the Ford works meeting in… Continue reading German FAZ: Ford wants to cut 2900 jobs in Germany008239

German FAZ: After months of struggle: the way is clear for the new commission?008238

The most important thing for you on Wednesday: 1. Green light for von der Leyen’s Commission?2. Israel and Hezbollah agree to ceasefire3. How hard would Trump’s tariffs hit the German economy?4. Which jobs does Ford want to cut in Cologne?5. Twilight of the Gods for Africa’s liberation movements?6. Rembrandt’s “Amsterdam am Main”7. Does VfB exist… Continue reading German FAZ: After months of struggle: the way is clear for the new commission?008238

German Manager Magazine: Volkswagen is considering stopping agency sales003773

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German Manager Magazine: SAP shares: Why stock market investors love the SAP papers003772

SAP is the heavyweight in the DAX portfolio. The tech company from Walldorf alone accounts for 14 percent of the weight in the leading German index of the 40 largest German stock corporations. These follow Deutsche Telekom and Siemens each with significantly less than 10 percent. That means: Around a seventh of the DAX performance… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: SAP shares: Why stock market investors love the SAP papers003772