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relates to Far Right’s Rise Cools After German Party Hit With Spy Scandal
politics
Far Right’s Rise Cools After German Party Hit With Spy Scandal
By Lyubov Pronina
Support for far-right parties appears to have plateaued ahead of European-wide elections in June, signaling that a spying scandal in Germany could be damaging their reputation.
April 30, 2024
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economics
German Business Outlook Hits One-Year High as Economy Heals
By Mark Schroers and Alexander Weber
April 24, 2024
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politics
German Far-Right AfD Party Loses Ground After Mass Protests
By Iain Rogers
Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany party lost ground in two new opinion polls, suggesting recent nationwide demonstrations against the anti-immigrant group may be impacting voting intentions.
January 23, 2024
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business
Investment Bankers Wanted as India Markets Boom
By Baiju Kalesh and Saikat Das
Hi, it’s Baiju Kalesh and Saikat Das in Mumbai, talking expansion plans with a banker in one of the world’s busiest markets, especially for equity capital raising. Elsewhere, Global Payments has been studying a potential acquisition and an activist targets Elanco’s CEO. Today's top stories
December 15, 2023
relates to RTL Group Agrees to Sell Dutch Unit to DPG for €1.1 Billion
technology
RTL Group Agrees to Sell Dutch Unit to DPG for €1.1 Billion
By Amy Thomson
RTL Group SA has agreed to sell its Dutch business to DPG Media for €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) in cash.
December 15, 2023
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Car Taxes Would Fix Germany’s €17 Billion Budget Gap, Environment Agency Says
By Petra Sorge and Michael Nienaber
Germany can immediately fix its massive budget gap by eliminating more than €17 billion in tax breaks and benefits mainly for the auto sector, according to the nation’s environmental agency.
December 5, 2023
relates to Germany Agrees on Expanded Tax Relief Measures Worth €7 billion
economics
Germany Agrees on Expanded Tax Relief Measures Worth €7 billion
By Arne Delfs and Michael Nienaber
Germany’s ruling coalition agreed on an expanded package of tax-relief measures for companies worth about €7 billion ($7.6 billion) a year, part of a 10-point plan designed to lift Europe’s biggest economy out of stagnation.
August 29, 2023
relates to Pro-Russian Hackers Target Website of Europe’s Largest Port in Rotterdam
technology
Pro-Russian Hackers Target Website of Europe’s Largest Port in Rotterdam
By Sarah Jacob, April Roach, and Diederik Baazil
The website of the port of Rotterdam was targeted in a cyberattack blamed on Russia-aligned hackers last week.
June 14, 2023
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France Retirement-Age Raise Likely to Cause Labor Strikes
By William Horobin and Ania Nussbaum
Labor and student groups have put the president on notice that they’ll take to the streets over his pension reform.
December 14, 2022
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politics
Germany Aims to Oust Extremists in Military After Overthrow Plot
By Iain Rogers
Germany is speeding up efforts to make it easier to dismiss extremists from the armed forces following last week’s raids that swept up members of a far-right group allegedly plotting to overthrow the government.
December 13, 2022