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The government in The Hague is planning to save billions and wants to dismiss every sixth civil servant to do so. When reducing bureaucracy, the plans are even partially based on Germany.
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Fewer jobs, plenty of frustration: Young academics in the USA and Germany have to assert themselves on an uncertain job market. Which subjects offer them the best chances.
Our Eastern European neighbour is attracting as many Germans as it has not done for a long time. What is the reason for this? And what can Germany learn from Poland?
The finance boss of Plus500 has said a US listing is “always on the table” as the fintech firm turns to North America for its next phase of growth.
London neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff researches the path to success and more productivity. Instead of setting big goals, she advises using a different strategy.
Having good friends makes it easier to get through life, leads to a better relationship and reduces the risk of death. But what if the friendship fails because of money?
McDonald’s has confirmed that one of its most love-it-or-hate-it sandwiches will soon be back on the menu in select locations this week. I’m talking about the ever-polarizing McRib sandwich.
