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Kai Viehof has renounced most of his inheritance, and of what's left, the grandson of the Allkauf founder wants to give most of it away. About a man whose job is to sensibly lose money.
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Amid growing instances of digital scams, the Supreme Court (SC) has directed the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to strengthen…
Property owners in Abu Dhabi must apply for or renew occupancy certificates by 16 September 2026
Targeting the $5.8 billion global jaggery market, EID Parry is combining traditional knowledge with technology through India's first large-scale automated jaggery facility, AI-powered farming, and…
Many companies always promote the same types of people and leave the workforce frustrated. Experts explain the key mechanisms - and what needs to change.
From the Handelsblatt archive: Our author deals with ETFs for the first time in his life - and finds that retirement planning is simpler in theory than in practice.
Expensive shared flats, shopping at the supermarket - the prices are a problem for students. Now the government is taking the first step towards higher BAföG payments.