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Deutsche Bank Shares Decline Amid Its Earnings
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Deutsche Bank Shares Decline Amid Its Earnings

On Wednesday, October 23, the value of Deutsche Bank shares was on a downward trajectory, as the return of this financial institution to profit in the third quarter of the current year did not turn out to be something that impresses or could potentially impress.

German Inflation Demonstrates Decline
Finance & Economics

German Inflation Demonstrates Decline

In Germany, in September, the harmonized consumer price index showed a decline, ending up at 1.8%.

Capmont Reportedly Launches $111 Million Fund
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Capmont Reportedly Launches $111 Million Fund

The media reports that the venture capital company Capmont Technology, which is based in Munich, has launched a fund worth $111 million.

UniCredit Buys Stake in Commerzbank
Finance & Economics

UniCredit Buys Stake in Commerzbank

Italian UniCredit on Wednesday, September 11, announced the acquisition of a 9% stake in German Commerzbank.

German Inflation Slows
Finance & Economics

German Inflation Slows

In August, Germany recorded a slowdown in the inflation process to the target level of the European Central Bank (ECB).

German Companies Face Financial Consequences of Cybercrime and Sabotage
Science & Technology

German Companies Face Financial Consequences of Cybercrime and Sabotage

On Wednesday, August 28, the results of a special survey were published, according to which last year in Germany, local companies faced financial losses of 267 billion euros ($298 billion) as a result of crimes committed in virtual space and other acts of sabotage.

Germany’s Business Outlook Remains Low
Finance & Economics

Germany’s Business Outlook Remains Low

Germany’s business outlook continues to be at a low level, currently being minimal since February.

TSMC Breaks Ground on €10 Billion German Plant
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TSMC Breaks Ground on €10 Billion German Plant

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has broken ground its first production site in Europe.

German Business Expectations Fall
Finance & Economics

German Business Expectations Fall

Germany’s business outlook showed a deterioration for the first time in five months, a sign that Europe’s largest economic system is facing various difficulties and obstacles on its way to recovery.

Black Semiconductor Raises $273 Million
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Black Semiconductor Raises $273 Million

The company Black Semiconductor, which is based in Germany and develops graphene-based technology for connecting chips, was able to raise investment funds for 254.4 million euros (about $273 million).

AWS Plans to Invest $8.4 Billion in Germany
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AWS Plans to Invest $8.4 Billion in Germany

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Wednesday, May 15, announced its intention to invest 7.8 billion euros ($8.44 billion) in Germany.

German Industrial Production Demonstrates Decline
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German Industrial Production Demonstrates Decline

In Germany, a decrease in industrial output was recorded in March.

German State Bank LBBW to Launch Crypto Custody
Blockchain & Crypto

German State Bank LBBW to Launch Crypto Custody

Germany’s largest federal-owned bank – Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) – has partnered with Bitpanda Technology Solutions to offer crypto custody and trading services.

German Business Outlook Improves
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German Business Outlook Improves

In Germany, an improvement in business outlook was recorded, which turned out to be higher than preliminary expectations and gave rise to cautious hopes that the country’s economic system would leave the downturn zone, which turned it into a kind of outsider of the eurozone.

Deutsche Börse Launches Regulated Spot Crypto Exchange
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Deutsche Börse Launches Regulated Spot Crypto Exchange

Crypto trading on the new Deutsche Börse Digital Exchange (DBDX) for crypto assets is now live.

France and Germany to Propose Measures for Economic Growth
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France and Germany to Propose Measures for Economic Growth

French Finance Chief Bruno Le Maire said that in early March he would make proposals to German Economy Minister Robert Habeck to reduce the norms of the European Union, which, in his opinion, are a factor of negative impact on business and create obstacles to economic growth.