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German Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court will rule on the constitutionality of the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a 5.5% tax generating over €12 billion annually. Six FDP politicians filed the lawsuit, arguing the tax's purpose—financing reunification—ended with the 2019 Solidarpakt II. A decision agai...
German Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court will rule on the constitutionality of the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a 5.5% tax generating over €12 billion annually. Six FDP politicians filed the lawsuit, arguing the tax's purpose—financing reunification—ended with the 2019 Solidarpakt II. A decision agai...
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Dax Companies Report Mixed Results in 2024: Strong Growth in Some Sectors Offset by Auto Industry Decline
Analysis by EY reveals that Dax companies' cumulative operating profits rose by over 4 percent in 2024 to approximately €181 billion, despite challenges in the automotive sector and overall economic uncertainty; revenue increased by 0.3 percent to €1,824 billion.
Dax Companies Report Mixed Results in 2024: Strong Growth in Some Sectors Offset by Auto Industry Decline
Analysis by EY reveals that Dax companies' cumulative operating profits rose by over 4 percent in 2024 to approximately €181 billion, despite challenges in the automotive sector and overall economic uncertainty; revenue increased by 0.3 percent to €1,824 billion.
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44% Bias Score


Hessian State Approves 2025 Budget, Facing €2 Billion Shortfall
The €38.1 billion Hessian state budget for 2025, passed despite opposition criticism, includes €670 million in new debt, nearly depleting the state's reserves to offset a €2 billion shortfall due to economic weakness and declining tax revenue, while prioritizing education, internal security and econ...
Hessian State Approves 2025 Budget, Facing €2 Billion Shortfall
The €38.1 billion Hessian state budget for 2025, passed despite opposition criticism, includes €670 million in new debt, nearly depleting the state's reserves to offset a €2 billion shortfall due to economic weakness and declining tax revenue, while prioritizing education, internal security and econ...
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NordLB's 2024 Profit Soars to €356 Million After Restructuring
NordLB, a German Landesbank, announced a pre-tax profit of €356 million for 2024, exceeding the previous year's results by 30 percent and marking its best performance since 2015; this success follows a five-year restructuring plan focusing on regional growth in Northern Germany and closure of its As...
NordLB's 2024 Profit Soars to €356 Million After Restructuring
NordLB, a German Landesbank, announced a pre-tax profit of €356 million for 2024, exceeding the previous year's results by 30 percent and marking its best performance since 2015; this success follows a five-year restructuring plan focusing on regional growth in Northern Germany and closure of its As...
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German Home Improvement Sales Fall 1.5% in 2024
German home improvement stores experienced a 1.5% nominal sales decrease in 2024 to €20.9 billion due to customer uncertainty, poor gardening weather, and the construction crisis, although garden chemicals saw an 8.2% increase and online sales rose 2.1%.
German Home Improvement Sales Fall 1.5% in 2024
German home improvement stores experienced a 1.5% nominal sales decrease in 2024 to €20.9 billion due to customer uncertainty, poor gardening weather, and the construction crisis, although garden chemicals saw an 8.2% increase and online sales rose 2.1%.
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Germany's Digital Patent Applications Rise, but Global Ranking Remains Fifth
Germany's published patent applications in key digital technologies rose by 6.6 percent in 2023 to 4,494, despite a global decrease and Germany maintaining only fifth global rank, trailing the US (14,973 applications), China (8,900), Japan, and South Korea.
Germany's Digital Patent Applications Rise, but Global Ranking Remains Fifth
Germany's published patent applications in key digital technologies rose by 6.6 percent in 2023 to 4,494, despite a global decrease and Germany maintaining only fifth global rank, trailing the US (14,973 applications), China (8,900), Japan, and South Korea.
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40% Bias Score

German Cities Demand Large Share of 500 Billion Euro Infrastructure Fund
The German Association of Cities demands a substantial portion of the newly approved 500 billion euro special fund for municipalities to address their significant infrastructure deficit, including roads (80% municipal), schools, and hospitals, and calls for simplified disbursement and increased tax ...

German Cities Demand Large Share of 500 Billion Euro Infrastructure Fund
The German Association of Cities demands a substantial portion of the newly approved 500 billion euro special fund for municipalities to address their significant infrastructure deficit, including roads (80% municipal), schools, and hospitals, and calls for simplified disbursement and increased tax ...
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German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a levy on income and corporate taxes, will continue to be collected, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians. The court found that a need for the funds persists, but emphasized that this must be regularly reviewed.

German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a levy on income and corporate taxes, will continue to be collected, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians. The court found that a need for the funds persists, but emphasized that this must be regularly reviewed.
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44% Bias Score

German Business Sentiment Rebounds Sharply in March
Germany's ifo Business Climate Index jumped to 86.7 in March, a seven-month high, fueled by a manufacturing rebound and anticipated fiscal stimulus; however, the services sector slowed, and order shortages persist in construction.

German Business Sentiment Rebounds Sharply in March
Germany's ifo Business Climate Index jumped to 86.7 in March, a seven-month high, fueled by a manufacturing rebound and anticipated fiscal stimulus; however, the services sector slowed, and order shortages persist in construction.
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44% Bias Score

Jenoptik's 2024 Profit Soars 28%, but 2025 Outlook Remains Cautious
Jenoptik, a Thuringian technology firm, reported a 28% increase in 2024 profit to €94.2 million, driven by semiconductor equipment orders, leading to an 8.6% dividend hike to €0.38 per share; however, 2025 projections show a cautious outlook with flat revenue and a lower order backlog compared to 20...

Jenoptik's 2024 Profit Soars 28%, but 2025 Outlook Remains Cautious
Jenoptik, a Thuringian technology firm, reported a 28% increase in 2024 profit to €94.2 million, driven by semiconductor equipment orders, leading to an 8.6% dividend hike to €0.38 per share; however, 2025 projections show a cautious outlook with flat revenue and a lower order backlog compared to 20...
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German "Soli" Tax Ruling to Impact Budget and Coalition Talks
Germany's Constitutional Court will decide Wednesday on the "Soli" tax, potentially creating a double-digit billion-euro hole in the budget and impacting coalition negotiations already strained by disagreements over tax policies and the future of the Deutschlandticket.

German "Soli" Tax Ruling to Impact Budget and Coalition Talks
Germany's Constitutional Court will decide Wednesday on the "Soli" tax, potentially creating a double-digit billion-euro hole in the budget and impacting coalition negotiations already strained by disagreements over tax policies and the future of the Deutschlandticket.
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48% Bias Score

Germany's Digital Patent Applications Rise, But Gap With Leading Nations Persists
Germany's published patent applications in key digital technologies rose by 6.6 percent to 4,494 in 2023, though this follows a five-year decline in market share and leaves Germany in fifth place globally behind the US, China, Japan, and South Korea.

Germany's Digital Patent Applications Rise, But Gap With Leading Nations Persists
Germany's published patent applications in key digital technologies rose by 6.6 percent to 4,494 in 2023, though this follows a five-year decline in market share and leaves Germany in fifth place globally behind the US, China, Japan, and South Korea.
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32% Bias Score
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