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New figures show how expensive the sluggish expansion of offshore wind power could be for Germany. Billions in value added are at risk, and some suppliers are already cutting jobs.
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Large gatherings of influential minds, such as at the World Economic Forum in Davos, can get out of hand: too many forums and debates. A rolling think tank is now intended to establish a different concept.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation can be intimidating - blood, disgust and fear of making mistakes play a role. Training and telephone guidance are intended to break down inhibitions.
The tobacco tax reform is on the home stretch. It also deals with "substitutes" - meaning liquids that are heated in e-cigarettes. The content of the reform does not bode well for vapers.
The chocolate manufacturer from Waldenbuch in Swabia wants to have the square oat bar "Monnemer Quadrat Bio" from Mannheim banned. He does not accept a first court defeat.
The country has finally offered cheaper electricity to its smelters, but is this enough to win back the business?
Every few weeks, another report tells the same story about Southeast Asian tech: capital has fled, deals have dried up, and the region’s startup engine has stalled. The most recent numbers make the case forcefully. Zero dedicated regional private equity funds reached final close in the first half of 2026.
