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Nervous Calm Hangs over the Markets

A nervous calm hangs over the markets as the US goes to the polls. The proximity of the presidential contest warns that the results may not been known as soon as people hope. Indeed, many...

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Boeing hopes to end strike as losses mount

Boeing faces a turbulent time as a factory strike intensifies the company’s financial struggles. With losses and layoffs looming, the company’s CEO has pledged a culture overhaul with a focus on rebuilding trust. November 1...

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Trump’s trade threats shake German auto giants

German carmakers are growing nervous about the US election after Donald Trump called for more production in the United States. With profits falling sharply, how can BMW, Audi, Volkswagen and Mercedes respond? Donald Trump’s US presidential...

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Africa’s debt crisis: The need for multilateral solutions

Many African countries are struggling to service their debts, prompting many observers to call for urgent global action and greater involvement of African stakeholders in developing solutions. The rising costs of energy and food imports,...

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Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers

The German Cabinet has unveiled measures designed to entice Indian workers to join the country’s labor market. The move comes days before Chancellor Olaf Scholz and other high-ranking officials travel to New Delhi. German Chancellor...

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China: ‘Major differences’ remain over EU car tariffs

Beijing has been pushing against the EU’s tariffs on Chinese-made electric cars, but both sides are at an impasse following the latest talks in Brussels. The EU’s Charles Michel said there was still hope for...

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IMF chief: ‘Africa deserves to be represented more fairly’

International Monetary Fund (IMF) head Kristalina Georgieva tells DW that Africa needs greater representation in the global lending body. Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), spoke to DW during the Hamburg Sustainability...

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Can China’s economic stimulus boost German growth?

For years, Chinese industrial orders helped create and support thousands of well-paid jobs in Germany. But the Asian giant’s economic slowdown has led to lower demand for German goods and dampened growth prospects. The German economy has...

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Germany decries UniCredit bid for Commerzbank ‘unfriendly’

Italy’s UniCredit stunned markets by clandestinely raising its stake in Germany’s second-largest lender to 21%. As Commerzbank’s management now tries to fend off a possible takeover, the government stands by its side. Why has UniCredit...

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How Turkey is competing with China for influence in Africa

Turkey is increasing its engagement in several African countries in an effort to boost its influence and trade. But with China and Russia being the dominant players there, Ankara is struggling to find its role....

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 AI Tech Companies Raise Alarm: Soaring Compliance Costs Threaten European Innovation

Recent decisions by US tech giants to withhold their latest artificial intelligence (AI) models from the European market have raised concerns over the level of regulation now impacting tech firms in the bloc. Oleg Stavitsky...

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Decoding China: Beijing’s delicate EV mission in Europe

Beijing’s most senior trade official was touring Europe this week, in a last-minute bid to avert the threat of special EU tariffs on electric vehicles from China. China’s commerce minister, Wang Wentao, wrapped up a...