Business

Although Israel is a good place for business founders, many innovative Israelis are attracted to Berlin. We explain what they can expect there.

Over 70% of the population of Benin live from agriculture. Renewable energies – introduced with support from Germany – increase the harvest and make work easier.

The pandemic has massively accelerated the transformation of the world of work. Where is this leading? What will the future of work be like?

Whether airbag or MP3 format, quantum computing or green hydrogen, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft has been world famous for decades when it comes to research and innovation in key technologies.

The future of work: read here how Anke Pavlicek rediscovered meaning in her work for Alnatura, the organic food retailer.

The future of work: find out here why Janina Marks and Michael Hedinger share a management position at logistics group DB Schenker.

The future of work: find out here how Anna and Nils Schnell discovered New Work and why they are now pursuing modern ways of working around the world.

The concept of New Work stems from the German-American social philosopher Frithjof Bergmann, who wanted to develop a counter model to socialism and capitalism in the 1980s. An essay by Markus Väth, a pioneer of today’s New Work movement, on the idea and its impacts.

Reconciling prosperity and climate action is the goal of the German government. Robert Habeck, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, discusses in an interview what this will mean for the population.

Solar tiles, green hydrogen, nuclear fusion: If you want to talk about the future, you need to know these technologies.

The German firm Volocopter plans to deploy an initial fleet of ten to 20 electric air taxis in Singapore by 2024.

Successful careers in Germany: we introduce you to men and women who have pursued and achieved their goals here.