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The Ariston Group has made its largest acquisition in Germany. This has not yet paid off. Despite a decline in profits and stock market frustration, Group CEO Merloni is sticking to his course.
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Near a Ukrainian Antonov aircraft, police discovered a drone at Leipzig Airport. Apparently, explosives and detonators were attached to it. Investigations are ongoing.
Kidney stones from too much vitamin D, falsified laboratory values and hidden sodium: What problems a consumer advocate sees for seniors - and which alternatives are better.
A former regulator whose team got the ball rolling on Citi's 2020 consent order worries the exodus of OCC talent leaves the agency unable to respond to a financial crisis.
The Saxon metropolis is one of the boomtowns in eastern Germany. This is causing prices to rise sharply. Exclusive figures reveal which areas are currently in particularly high demand.
Although interest in the capital remains high, there is still not enough construction taking place. However, many new city quarters are being planned. And there is also a new trend.
At Leipzig/Halle Airport, police secure a drone that was equipped for an attack. The security authorities are on high alert. Is enough being done to protect the airports?