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Bayer agrees to pay $12 billion in legal settlements, in effort to put Roundup scandal behind it
International

Bayer agrees to pay $12 billion in legal settlements, in effort to put Roundup scandal behind it

By Jef Feeley, Tim Loh and Bloomberg
June 25, 2020
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (L) speaks with Daniel Gyamerah division manager of Think-Tanks "Citizens For Europe" in Berlin while hosting a discussion on racism in Germany at Schloss Bellevue palace on June 16, 2020 in Berlin, Germany. German cities have seen their own share of protests against racism and police violence since the death of George Floyd in the USA.
Leadership

Corporate Germany has a race problem—and a lack of data is not helping

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June 19, 2020
High-flying German fintech Wirecard plunges as millions go missing
Finance

High-flying German fintech Wirecard plunges as millions go missing

By Amy Thomson and Bloomberg
June 18, 2020
Why your next bottle of rosé probably won’t be French
Lifestyle

Why your next bottle of rosé probably won’t be French

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June 13, 2020
Angela Merkel and Christine Lagarde
International

Step aside, gents. Lagarde and Merkel take the lead in rebuilding Europe’s economy

By Craig Stirling, Catherine Bosley and Bloomberg
June 6, 2020
A picture taken on July 25, 2018 shows the logo of the internet exchange point DE-CIX (Deutscher Commercial Internet Exchange) on servers at a data center in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany.
Tech

German intelligence can no longer freely spy on the world’s Internet traffic, top court rules

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May 19, 2020
Merkel and Macron join forces for $500 billion EU COVID-19 aid package
International

Merkel and Macron join forces for $500 billion EU COVID-19 aid package

By Arne Delfs, Ania Nussbaum, Jasmina Kuzmanovic and Bloomberg
May 19, 2020
Germany sunk into recession in the first quarter as lockdowns began, government says
International

Germany sunk into recession in the first quarter as lockdowns began, government says

By Bloomberg and Alexander Weber
May 15, 2020
Sue the Germans? A power struggle between the EU and its biggest member could turn into an epic legal battle
International

Sue the Germans? A power struggle between the EU and its biggest member could turn into an epic legal battle

By Karin Matussek, Stephanie Bodoni and Bloomberg
May 11, 2020
‘Cash for clunkers’: German auto giants ask for government help to stoke demand

‘Cash for clunkers’: German auto giants ask for government help to stoke demand

By Oliver Sachgau and Bloomberg
May 5, 2020
Europe’s reopening road map: How 11 countries are beginning to lift lockdowns
Finance

Europe’s reopening road map: How 11 countries are beginning to lift lockdowns

By Flavia Rotondi, Boris Groendahl, Stefan Nicola and Bloomberg
May 5, 2020
Facing a swift economic collapse, Europe slowly reopens the economy
International

Facing a swift economic collapse, Europe slowly reopens the economy

By Rodrigo Orihuela, Tommaso Ebhardt, Dara Doyle and Bloomberg
May 4, 2020
After Air France-KLM bailout, Germany’s Lufthansa could be next
International

After Air France-KLM bailout, Germany’s Lufthansa could be next

By Birgit Jennen, William Wilkes, Eyk Henning and Bloomberg
April 28, 2020
An empty office chair sits in a Kia Motors Corp. automobile showroom in London, U.K. on Monday, April 20, 2020. European car sales dropped the most on record in March as showrooms closed to help limit the coronavirus outbreak and production shut down across the continent.
International

‘Nobody has come by this morning:’ As German car dealers learn, the great reopening will take time

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April 23, 2020
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaking on the EU's coronavirus response plan.
International

The coronavirus is pushing the crisis-marred EU to a new breaking point

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April 17, 2020

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