German industrial orders rise more than expected in Oct German industrial orders rose more than expected on the month in October, data showed today, raising hopes the manufacturing sector in Europe's biggest economy started ... Business • 04 Dec 20
How countries are easing restrictions for Christmas Governments across Europe are trying to navigate between avoiding spreading the coronavirus over the Christmas holiday season and allowing people to celebrate with family and ... News Lens • 02 Dec 20
German retail sales rebound before partial lockdown German retail sales rebounded more than expected in October, as consumers stocked up on essentials before a second partial lockdown to contain the coronavirus. Business • 02 Dec 20
Baby among four dead after being hit by car in Germany A baby was among four people killed and 15 injured when a car tore through a pedestrian shopping street in the southwestern German city of ... World • 01 Dec 20
Car crashes into gate at German Chancellor's office German police said they have detained a man who drove a car into the gate of the German chancellery in central Berlin, in what appeared ... World • 25 Nov 20
Germany's DAX to expand to 40 members in shake-up Germany's blue-chip DAX index will expand to 40 from the current 30 companies with tougher membership criteria, exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said today. Business • 24 Nov 20
German economy grew by record 8.5% in third quarter Germany's gross domestic product grew by a record 8.5% in the third quarter as Europe's largest economy partly recovered from an unprecedented plunge caused by ... Business • 24 Nov 20
Man arrested on suspicion of cannibalism in Berlin German police have arrested a 41-year-old man on suspicion of cannibalism after they found a pile of bones in a Berlin suburb. World • 20 Nov 20
Thyssenkrupp cuts 5,000 more jobs as CEO warns of pain German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp said it plans to cut another 5,000 jobs to stem losses across its sprawling empire after posting a €1.6 billion operating loss ... Business • 19 Nov 20
Former Wirecard boss Braun stonewalls German inquiry Wirecard's former boss stonewalled questions from politicians today when he was temporarily released from jail for an inquiry into post-war Germany's biggest corporate fraud. Business • 19 Nov 20
Hapag-Lloyd's 9 month profit soars 81% German container shipping line Hapag-Lloyd has reported an 81.1% surge in net profit for the first nine months of the year, boosted by stable freight ... Business • 13 Nov 20
Techno is music, German court declares Fans never doubted it, but now a top German court has confirmed it: techno is music and clubs should benefit from the same reduced sales ... News Lens • 11 Nov 20
TUI in talks for extra state aid - sources Travel group TUI is in talks with the German government on an extra €1.5-1.8 billion in state aid as two bailouts from earlier this year ... Business • 11 Nov 20
German investors glum as virus restrictions return German investor confidence fell again in November as Europe's largest economy toughened restrictions to curb a second coronavirus wave, a key survey showed today. Business • 10 Nov 20
Lufthansa to start rapid pre-flight tests in Germany Lufthansa is to start trialling rapid pre-flight coronavirus antigen tests in Germany next week, which passengers will need to pass in order to fly. Business • 06 Nov 20
Commerzbank swings to quarterly net loss amid pandemic Germany's Commerzbank today said it swung to a third-quarter loss, as the lender undergoes a restructuring and deals with fallout from the coronavirus crisis. Business • 05 Nov 20
Lufthansa warns of further restructuring costs in Q4 Lufthansa said today it had booked a net loss of €2 billion in the third quarter due to the pandemic-related slump in travelling and said ... Business • 05 Nov 20
Euro zone economy on track for double-dip recession The euro zone's economic recovery stalled last month as a second wave of coronavirus cases and restrictions imposed to try and contain it hit activity ... Business • 04 Nov 20
BMW Q3 profit rebounds on China demand for luxury cars BMW's third-quarter profit rose almost 10% thanks to Chinese demand for luxury cars, but the German automaker warned a new wave of coronavirus infections sweeping ... Business • 04 Nov 20
Euro zone factories boomed in October - PMI Manufacturing growth in the euro zone boomed in October but the recovery from severely depressed activity at the height of the coronavirus pandemic was again ... Business • 02 Nov 20
German economy grows record 8.2% in third quarter The German economy grew by a record 8.2% in the third quarter as Europe's largest economy partly recovered from its worst-ever recession caused by the ... Business • 30 Oct 20
Deutsche Bank swings to surprise profit in Q3 Deutsche Bank has today reported a surprise swing into net profit in the third quarter and upgraded the revenue outlook for its investment bank, even ... Business • 28 Oct 20
German consumer morale darkens as virus cases soar German consumer morale fell heading into November as fears about a second coronavirus wave that is hitting Europe's biggest economy made Germans less willing to ... Business • 22 Oct 20
Mystery surrounds vandal attacks at Berlin museums Vandals have damaged more than 70 artworks and artefacts at some of Berlin's most renowned museums, police said, in a targeted attack kept quiet by ... Europe • 21 Oct 20
German ZEW index falls on virus, Brexit, US worries German investor sentiment fell by more than expected in October as a triple whammy of coronavirus, Brexit and US election angst increased uncertainty about the ... Business • 13 Oct 20
