Category: German Press

German FAZ: The draft horses are in good shape008335

With the tailwind of the records on Wall Street and the expected monetary stimulus from key interest rate cuts – from the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank – as well as recently slightly lower bond yields, the DAX has left its several-month consolidation below 19,600 points with a new technical buy signal.… Continue reading German FAZ: The draft horses are in good shape008335

German FAZ: The highest paid supervisory board heads in the Dax008337

Deutsche Bank once again leads the ranking of the best-paid supervisory board mandates in the DAX this year: Chief Controller Alexander Wynaendts received almost 930,000 euros for his work in his first full year in office in 2023. Wynaendts, who has been in office since May 2022, follows his predecessor Paul Achleitner, who led the… Continue reading German FAZ: The highest paid supervisory board heads in the Dax008337

German FAZ: Scholz is making job cuts a campaign issue008336

The “Red Square” in the town of Kreuztal in Siegerland is actually called that because its floor is paved red. This week the name could hardly be more appropriate: North Rhine-Westphalia’s IG Metall is preparing to hold a major rally on Wednesday evening on the same “Red Square”. The reason for the anger of the… Continue reading German FAZ: Scholz is making job cuts a campaign issue008336

German FAZ: The draft horses are in good shape008335

With the tailwind of the records on Wall Street and the expected monetary stimulus from key interest rate cuts – from the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank – as well as recently slightly lower bond yields, the DAX has left its several-month consolidation below 19,600 points with a new technical buy signal.… Continue reading German FAZ: The draft horses are in good shape008335

German Manager Magazine: Continental: Board of Directors decides to spin off the automotive supply division003809

The tire manufacturer and automotive supplier Continental wants to divest itself of its weakening automotive supply division. The automotive division, which includes electronics, brakes and interior equipment, among other things, is to be sold on the stock exchange via a so-called pure spin-off, as the Conti board headed by boss Nikolai Setzer (53) decided. There… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Continental: Board of Directors decides to spin off the automotive supply division003809