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European Court Confirms €4.1 Billion Google EU Fine Over Android Bundling European Court upholds €4.1bn Google EU fine for bundling preinstalled apps on Android, reinforcing Brussels’ antitrust ruling and potential …

G20 summit in Hamburg: Trial opens as two police officers apologize to victim Nine years after the G20 summit in Hamburg, three police officers have gone on trial at the …

OKX AI marketplace opens to developers, enabling autonomous agents to hire services and settle payments OKX launches OKX AI marketplace where autonomous agents can hire services, settle stablecoin payments, and …

Bosch fine: company to pay $36 million after unauthorised shipments to Huawei Bosch agrees to pay $36 million to U.S. authorities after subsidiaries exported sensors and software to Huawei without …

Survey: Vacation Pay in Germany Favours Men, Western Workers and Large Firms WSI survey finds vacation pay in Germany unevenly distributed; men, West German employees and staff in large firms …

BGH Rules Debtors Need Not Reimburse Schufa Report Fees in Pre-Litigation Checks Federal Court rules debtors need not reimburse Schufa report fees when creditors obtain checks before suing, reshaping debt …

Parliament Set to Suspend Bundestag Pay Increase in June Vote German MPs face a potential freeze as the Bundestag prepares to vote on June 11 to suspend the automatic Bundestag …

Germany misses EU pay transparency directive deadline as Union spokeswoman Anne König defends non‑implementation Germany missed the EU pay transparency directive deadline; Union spokeswoman Anne König backs non‑implementation, citing economic …

Germany will miss EU pay transparency directive deadline amid political and business resistance Germany will miss the June 7, 2026 deadline for the EU pay transparency directive as political disputes …