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Election campaign billboards showing Annalena Baerbock, chancellor candidate of the German Greens Party, Olaf Scholz, chancellor candidate of the German Social Democrats (SPD), and Armin Laschet, chancellor candidate of the Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU), stand ahead of federal parliamentary elections on September 21, 2021 in Berlin, Germany.
Politics

‘Traffic light’ or ‘Jamaica’? Germany is about to get a whole new kind of government

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September 23, 2021
Germany’s answer to AirBnB hopes to spark a SPAC boom in Europe
Finance

Germany’s answer to AirBnB hopes to spark a SPAC boom in Europe

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September 22, 2021
Angela Merkel is the world’s most powerful female leader. But her 16 years in power have done little for working women
Leadership

Angela Merkel is the world’s most powerful female leader. But her 16 years in power have done little for working women

By Catherine Bosley, Josefine Fokuhl and Bloomberg
September 20, 2021
Fires, frost, and floods: Europe’s winegrowers brace for the worst harvest in memory
Environment

Fires, frost, and floods: Europe’s winegrowers brace for the worst harvest in memory

By Vivienne Walt, David Meyer, Ian Mount and Bernhard Warner
September 11, 2021
In this photo illustration a medical syringe seen displayed in front of the Sanofi logo.
Health

Its COVID-19 vaccine bogged down in trials, Sanofi to manufacture BioNTech/Pfizer doses

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September 10, 2021
The Google corporate logo and Google Cloud logo stand outside the Google Germany offices on August 31, 2021 in Berlin, Germany.
Tech

Germany’s ‘sovereign cloud’ is coming—and it’s provided by Google

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September 8, 2021
Germany revolutionized the automobile. A tough second act: How to revive the dying auto show

Germany revolutionized the automobile. A tough second act: How to revive the dying auto show

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan Hetzner
September 3, 2021
‘I booked a flight to Europe, now what?’ How the EU’s border ruling affects you

‘I booked a flight to Europe, now what?’ How the EU’s border ruling affects you

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan Hetzner
August 31, 2021
16 August 2021, Berlin: Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief of "Bild", stands in the studio of the TV channel "Bild". The new TV channel "Bild" of the Axel Springer media group went on air for the first time on August 22.
Politics

Politico acquisition is latest step in Axel Springer’s quest to dominate digital publishing ‘in the democratic world’

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August 27, 2021
Chips, paper, plastic: widespread shortages are denting Germany’s growth
International

Chips, paper, plastic: widespread shortages are denting Germany’s growth

By Alexander Weber, Francine Lacqua and Bloomberg
August 26, 2021
A ship of DOF Subsea, a Norwegian company that does subsea work for oil and gas companies, stands offshore next to pipe sections for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline stacked at Mukran Port on Rügen Island on August 04, 2021 in Sassnitz, Germany. Mukran Port is the main German operating base for supplying pipe sections to the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, a dual line pipeline that runs along the Baltic Sea floor and will transport natural gas from Russia to Germany.

Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline dodged new U.S. sanctions, but it’s not home free yet

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August 25, 2021
Even Europe’s anti-vaxxers have to admit: Vaccine mandates really work
International

Even Europe’s anti-vaxxers have to admit: Vaccine mandates really work

By Vivienne Walt, David Meyer, Ian Mount and Bernhard Warner
August 24, 2021
Merkel to Germans: Get your COVID-19 vaccine, or pay up
International

Merkel to Germans: Get your COVID-19 vaccine, or pay up

By Arne Delfs and Bloomberg
August 11, 2021
‘Flood wine,’ anyone? German vintners sell salvaged bottles of mud-encrusted Pinot Noir to raise funds
International

‘Flood wine,’ anyone? German vintners sell salvaged bottles of mud-encrusted Pinot Noir to raise funds

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan Hetzner
August 8, 2021
In this photo illustration, logos of the Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon applications (GAFA) are displayed on the screen of an Apple iPhone on May 31, 2018 in Paris, France.
Tech

Why digital taxes could survive the hard-fought global deal that’s supposed to kill them off

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August 6, 2021

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