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German landlords consider selling as half of private owners weigh exit, PwC finds PwC survey finds half of private landlords in Germany considering selling amid stricter rent caps and regulatory …

Germany cabinet approves Job-to-Job trial to let workers test new roles while keeping benefits Germany’s cabinet has approved a Job-to-Job trial that lets employees try new positions without resigning, aiming …

Nursing care reform stalls as Germany faces steep funding gap and political wrangling Nursing care reform in Germany is delayed as Health Minister Nina Warken prepares the Pflegeneuordnungsgesetz amid a …

Bosch leadership shock as Stefan Hartung exits amid mass job cuts and partnership setbacks Bosch faces renewed upheaval after CEO Stefan Hartung’s abrupt exit amid job cuts and strategic setbacks, …

German Foreign Office lifts regional warning as travel to the UAE resumes under heightened security German Foreign Office ends regional warning; travel to the UAE resumes but authorities urge vigilance …

Germany Proposes Capital-Funded Pension as Sweden Model Sparks Union Opposition Germany’s proposed capital-funded pension has reignited debate, with the government citing Sweden’s model while unions and the left warn about …

German data protection reform stalled by CSU resistance and Interior Ministry delay German data protection reform stalls as CSU resistance and Interior Ministry delays prolong legal uncertainty for businesses; key …

Inflexion acquires Primed in roughly €300 million deal Inflexion buys German medtech Primed for about €300 million, aiming to speed product development and expand Primed’s presence in hospitals across 70 …

Illegal betting drains €300–400 million from World Cup wagers as consumer protection falters Illegal betting siphoned €300–400 million from about €1 billion wagered during the World Cup, exposing consumer protection …