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The pandemic boosts development
The coronavirus has had a significant impact on young enterprises. Business founders from Europe explain how they responded to the pandemic.
Rethinking capitalism
In Davos, experts from the fields of politics and business will be discussing a new economic form. Professor Jens Südekum explains the issues involved.
Make business sustainable!
Sustainability is the order of the day – Germany's business community are also committed to it internationally.
The Tesla effect
Tesla's decision in favour of Brandenburg has drawn attention to Germany's new federal states. Will they become the centre of e-mobility?
The e-offensive
Volkswagen is more committed to e-mobility than any other German automaker. Thomas Ulbrich, VW's board member responsible for e-mobility, explains what the company is planning.
A European champion
How one Dutch and two German companies together became world market leaders for machines to produce super microchips.
German industry’s big five
These companies are Germany’s largest global players. One industry dominates the ranking.
A help desk for human rights
The German government has set up a unique help desk to give companies support with establishing sustainable supply chains.
Global player
Why is German industry so successful internationally? Of course, Germany makes good products – but these five factors also play their part.
World champion in innovation - Germany
Germany is the most innovative country. That isn’t empty self-praise. It’s the opinion of the World Economic Forum. But there are weaknesses as well.
German-made technology
Germany’s entrepreneurs are really making things happen and are attracting considerable international attention. Three examples that you might not have suspected were from Germany.
Industry and human rights
Germany has adopted a National Action Plan to hold companies accountable. Some firms have already committed themselves in exemplary fashion to protecting human rights.
More female bosses in small and medium-sized companies
Women often have better career opportunities in smaller firms. Why should this be the case?
Medical innovations from Germany
Robotics, artificial intelligence, new materials: intense medical research in Germany for the future. Three examples.
“Helping with technology”
The orthopaedic technician Tolga Kaya explains in a video what makes his job so special.