The federal government is assessing the initial effects of its revised skilled immigration law as German employers continue seeking workers for technical occupations and other a...

Artificial intelligence companies in Berlin and Munich are calling for stronger digital infrastructure and faster development of high-performance data centers to support domesti...

Chemical companies in Ludwigshafen are urging policymakers to provide greater certainty over energy prices and regulation, warning that internationally competitive operating cos...

The Federal Network Agency and transmission operators are coordinating new high-voltage infrastructure in the North and Baltic seas to move offshore wind electricity toward majo...

Mid-sized suppliers in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria are selling or reducing traditional combustion-engine businesses to free capital for electric drivetrains and software-based...

Volkswagen is using early-warning systems and socially negotiated severance packages to adjust its workforce and cost base as the Wolfsburg automaker shifts toward electric mobi...

Persistent summer drought is forcing vessels to carry reduced loads on the Rhine, increasing transport costs and contributing to supply pressures for chemical and steel producer...

German businesses have reduced their direct investment in the United States by sixty-five percent, according to the Institute der deutschen Wirtschaft, as companies reassess cap...

Berlin is pursuing targeted investment in research and development, alongside faster depreciation rules and administrative reforms, as policymakers seek to revive weak economic ...

Germany’s largest industrial union is preparing substantial pay demands for upcoming negotiations, citing higher living costs and persistent inflation and increasing pressure on...

New data from Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority show a modest stabilization in electric car registrations, supported by fleet modernization among commercial operators ...