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China’s Leading Electric Carmaker Has Arrived in Germany

BYD is a powerhouse in China and sells the most electric vehicles of any company in the world. Now it has a plan to attract…

Lufthansa Cancels Flights After Cable is Cut During Construction Work

A cable cut during construction knocked systems offline for Lufthansa, Germany’s leading carrier, stranding thousands of travelers at Frankfurt Airport and elsewhere.

Lufthansa Cancels Flights After Cable is Cut During Construction Work

A cable cut during construction knocked systems offline for Lufthansa, Germany’s leading carrier, stranding hundreds of travelers at Frankfurt Airport and elsewhere.

Fraud Trial of Wirecard’s Ex-CEO, Markus Braun, Begins

Markus Braun, the founder of the financial technology firm that lost billions, is facing fraud charges with two others.

Inflation Eases Slightly in Germany and Spain

The pace of consumer price gains in the two countries eased in November, the latest in a series of indications that their economies might suffer…

Adidas Lowers Earnings Forecast After Dropping Kanye West

The German sportswear company slashed its yearly forecast after dropping the popular Yeezy line over hate speech by its creator, Kanye West.

With Recession Looming, Big European Economies Still Show Some Growth

Germany surprised economists by expanding in the third quarter, but the French and Spanish economies both slowed down.

Three Inquiries, but No Answers to Who Blew Holes in Nord Stream Pipelines

Denmark, Germany and Sweden are all investigating the ruptured pipeline sites, but they remain tight-lipped over who might have caused the damage and why.

Safety Concerns Overshadow Europe’s First New Gas Link in Decades

Natural gas is set to flow through a new undersea pipeline between Norway and Poland after suspected sabotage devastated the Nord Stream pipelines.

German Inflation Soars to Double-Digits in September

Consumer prices rose 10.9 percent in the year through September, much higher than expected, driven by high energy and food prices.