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BioNTech Plans to Close Three German Production Sites Amid Weak Investor Interest

BioNTech is reducing its domestic manufacturing footprint with plans to close three German facilities, adding to concerns over investment conditions in the country’s pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector.
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Historic Black Forest Farmhouse Destroyed in Major Fire
Gold Extends Five-Week Decline as Investor Attention Shifts Toward AI-Linked Assets
German Municipal Waste Charges Show Wide Regional Differences
Lindt Cuts Global Growth Forecast as Extreme Summer Heat Weakens European Demand
Manchester City Found Guilty of Serious Premier League Financial Rule Breaches
Germany’s Ageing Bridges Create Growing Delays for Freight and Logistics
AfD’s Ulrich Siegmund Signals Bid for Lead Candidacy in Saxony-Anhalt
Court Allows Breach-of-Trust Case Against Former RBB Director Patricia Schlesinger to Proceed
German Health Ministry Plan to Cut Child Sick Leave Entitlements Draws Political Criticism
European Trade Unions Demand Stronger Worker Protections in Proposed Quality Jobs Act
German Household Financial Assets Reach New Record Despite Inflation
Germany Expands Automatic Tax Information Exchange to 118 Partner Jurisdictions
New US Sanctions on Iranian Procurement Networks Raise Compliance Risks for European Exporters
Red Sea Security Crisis Continues to Disrupt German Trade Routes
German Solar Generation Surpasses Full-Year 2025 Output by September
Low Rhine Water Levels Force Cargo Ships to Reduce Loads
BioNTech Plans to Close Three German Production Sites Amid Weak Investor Interest
Volkswagen Recalls Tens of Thousands of VW, Audi and Seat Vehicles Over Steering Defect
EU Seeks Simpler Public Procurement Rules With Greater Focus on European Suppliers
Germany Details State-Funded Retirement Accounts for Children
EU Proposes ‘EU Inc.’ Company Structure to Simplify Cross-Border Business
German Coalition Struggles to Agree on Financing for Long-Term Care Reform
Hamburg Power Grid Bottlenecks Threaten Renewable Energy Expansion
German Government Freezes SME Innovation Programme as Funding Runs Short
German Automakers Lag Global Rivals in Deep Integration of Artificial Intelligence
Germany Considers Further Multibillion-Euro Investment in Modern Combat Aircraft
German Public Debt Rises to €646 Billion as Fiscal Pressures Build
EU Advances Five-Year Migration Strategy Focused on Borders and Faster Returns
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German Solar Power Production Hits New Records Following Capacity Expansion
Volkswagen, Audi, and Seat Issue Massive Recall Over Dangerous Steering Defects
German Trade Unions Call for Massive Protests Against Planned Pension Cuts
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