Editorial: 29 Unternehmen treiben das Wachstum – das sind zu wenige
Manager fordern die 40-Stunden-Woche, der Digitalminister durchkämmt 4000 Gesetze. Vier Lehren aus dem Deutschland-Gipfel von Handelsblatt und „Wirtschaftswoche“.
On the day when the name Mark Carney was destined to fall, it was Christian Sewing, the German CEO, who first mentioned him at the Germany summit organized by Handelsblatt and Wirtschaftswoche. Sewing had recently observed Carney at the investment summit in Toronto and was impressed by what he saw. "Mark Carney has an equity story for Canada, and it's a well-planned, comprehensive one," Sewing declared on the stage of Berlin's Radialsystems.
Europe had a tremendous opportunity to play this card, with Germany potentially becoming the locomotive. The subjunctive was the message: Germany and Europe were not where they needed to be, but they needed to be. Canada served as an example, this time for private investments, a theme among many on the Germany summit marking the 80th and 100th birthdays of Handelsblatt and Wirtschaftswoche.
CEOs, the Chancellor, the Digital Minister, economists, and experts spent an intensive day discussing Germany's future. Four theses remain with me.
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