Business

The future of work: find out here why diversity goes without saying at Fintiba, Bastian Krieghoff’s startup.

Natalia Rendon Ortiz first came to Germany from Colombia for a year, and now she is in vocational training here.

Yu-Xuan Lu is researching in Cologne and is impressed by the conditions. But the Chinese student still sees room for improvement.

In future, companies with more than 3000 employees will have to ensure that human rights are respected in their supply chains.

In 2023 it will become even easier for skilled workers to come to Germany. To this end the Federal Government is planning a new law.

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

Germany and Canada are edging closer together: the significance of the EU-Canada Trade Agreement (CETA).

There is much to be said in favour of dual vocational training. Two apprentices explain why they decided to take this option.

Interview with Volker Wissing, Federal Minister for Digital and Transport.

Today it's founders, yesterday it was inventors: innovations from Germany have changed people's lives.

Afro-German startups are particularly fascinating on account of their different stories and backgrounds. We present three interesting ideas.

Good training for all: GOVET, the central point of contact for international vocational education cooperation, provides information and networking.