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Companies pledge to invest more than $700 billion in Germany over the next 3 years

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Companies pledge to invest more than $700 billion in Germany over the next 3 years

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

German Govt Looks to Roll Back Tax Hike on Flights

Germany Economy · Germany

German Govt Looks to Roll Back Tax Hike on Flights

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

Airlines have long complained that the charges in Germany -- aimed in part to reduce carbon emissions -- are among the highest in Europe, harming competitiveness. See the Story

Size, Salary, Apartment: Here You Can See if You Are Average or Not

Wages · Germany

Size, Salary, Apartment: Here You Can See if You Are Average or Not

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

The Federal Statistical Office has calculated the basic data on the average German: 44.9 years old is the average person in this country. There are some differences between men and women, especially in the phases of life.See the Story

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Germany's Steel Production Down by Double Digits in H1

Bill: Federal Government Wants to Link Orders to Wage Loyalty

Bill: Federal Government Wants to Link Orders to Wage Loyalty

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

The federal government is awarding many orders - for example, for the renovation of roads. Only companies that pay according to the tariff are to come to the train. This is provided for by a bill by Minister of Labour Bas. Jim-Bob Nickschas.Wages · Germany See the Story

Comment on the Investment Summit: Old Promises Better Packed

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

Big sum, big promises: a signal should come from the investment summit in the Chancellery. But it is not enough for a breakthrough, says Nicole Kohnert. The government needs more courage now.Europe · Germany See the Story

Neuberger: European bonds remain compelling - Wealth DFM

Benign inflation, a dovish central bank and healthy yields have helped boost the global attraction of European government bond and credit markets. With further monetary easing expected, European fixed income continues to look selectively compelling. While the European Central Bank is expected to pause further interest rate cuts at its next meeting on 24 July, it is unlikely to be the end of easing this year, extending the supportive backdrop for…Inflation · Germany Read Article

What the Wage Has to Do with the Other Crises

Too little wage despite full employment is a reality for many workers. This also has an impact on more than just the economy. Thus, the multiple crisis fires in Germany threaten to unite to a conflagration. A comment. This contribution welfare state, how on? What the wage has to do with the other crises has been published on Young Freedom.Wages · Germany Read Article

Federal Government Wants to Make Occupational Pensions More Attractive for Tax Purposes

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The black-red federal government wants to make company pensions more attractive. In addition, it plans tax advantages - both for employees and employers. By J.-P. Bartels and M. Rödle.Business · Germany See the Story

What Germany Can Learn From Other Countries in the Healthcare System

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In this country, a lot of money is spent on medical services, but life expectancy is lower than elsewhere. It has to be seen in countries where things are going better. An overview, from Switzerland to Singapore.Business · Germany Read Article

Krones: 150 000 Doses per Hour

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At Krones facilities, beer, lemonade, ketchup and soy sauce are bottled. It is always running, eating and drinking. So everything is fine? Not quite. There is Donald Trump.Business · Neutraubling Read Article

Drivers: What Are They Planning This Time?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The union of the train drivers demands more money. Will it be just as controversial under Mario Reiß as under predecessor Claus Weselsky? What train drivers have to adapt to.Business · Munich Read Article

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