Frankfurt Airport sees sharp April decline after six Lufthansa strike days Frankfurt Airport passenger traffic fell sharply in April 2026 after six Lufthansa strike days, Fraport reported 4.8 million travelers, …
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Traceless opens Hamburg plant to produce compostable bioplastic from grain waste
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerTraceless opens Hamburg plant to produce bio-based plastic replacement at industrial scale Traceless opens a Hamburg factory producing bio-based plastic replacement from food residues, aiming to scale to 40–60k tonnes …
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German government expects sharp Q2 slowdown amid Iran war energy shock
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerGerman economy faces sharp second-quarter slowdown as Iran conflict lifts energy costs German economy set for sharp second-quarter slowdown as Iran conflict raises energy and commodity prices; government considers relief …
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Landlord held liable for sports car damage by automatic garage door
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerLandlord Held Responsible After Rolling Garage Door Damages Luxury Car: Ruling Clarifies Parking Garage Landlord Liability Court ruling finds parking garage landlord liability when safety systems and layout fail to …
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German pension proposal linking retirement to 45 contribution years threatens disadvantaged groups
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerPlan to Link Retirement to 45 Contributory Years Raises Equity Alarm Finance Ministry proposal to make retirement dependent on 45 contributory years could advantage continuous-career workers and penalize women, low …
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Siemens acquires Italian rail-tech firm Mermec in €1.2 billion deal
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerSiemens acquisition of Mermec to bolster rail signaling and diagnostics in Italy Siemens acquisition of Mermec expands its rail signaling and diagnostics footprint in Italy; deal reported near €1.2bn and …
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Strait of Hormuz blockade signals revival of state control over global trade
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerStrait of Hormuz Blockade Signals Return of Seaborne Power Politics Ships in the Strait of Hormuz now face de facto permission controls that echo 16th‑century cartaz systems, reshaping global trade …
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Bosch announces 28,000 job cuts as it pivots away from battery production
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerBosch restructuring: German cuts and strategic shift as auto industry pivots to electrification Bosch restructuring prompts plans to cut about 28,000 jobs in Germany as the supplier recalibrates amid falling …
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GTA 6 release leak fuels Take-Two stock surge ahead of May 21 investor call
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerBest Buy leak points to May 18 marketing push as GTA 6 speculation sends Take-Two shares higher Best Buy partner email suggests a May 18 marketing start for GTA 6; …
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Lufthansa strikes slash April passenger numbers at Frankfurt Airport by 11 percent
by Leo MĂĽllerby Leo MĂĽllerFrankfurt Airport passenger numbers fall 11% in April after six Lufthansa strike days Lufthansa strikes at Frankfurt Airport led to an 11% drop in April passenger traffic, with Fraport reporting …