Number of Working Pensioners in Germany Hits Record High
More German retirees than ever are staying in the workforce past the statutory retirement age, reflecting pension pressures and labour shortages that affect…

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More German retirees than ever are staying in the workforce past the statutory retirement age, reflecting pension pressures and labour shortages that affect…
Entrepreneurship in Germany is falling sharply as economic stagnation and red tape drive startups away.
Over 10,000 Ford employees in Cologne staged the plant's first official strike, protesting mass layoffs tied to the struggling electric vehicle transition…
A 170-year-old Bavarian brewery is the latest casualty in Germany's craft beer decline.
Germany has become the world's top creditor nation for the first time in over 30 years, a milestone with broad implications for the euro, EU policy, and…
Germany is on course for an unprecedented third consecutive year of economic decline.
Critical gaps in vocational training and social services are widening Germany's labor shortage.
Germany's coalition is introducing an active pension scheme to keep retirees in the workforce longer, a policy shift that reflects the country's growing…
Germany's economy grew 0.4% in Q1 2025, twice the projected rate, but economists warn the recovery remains fragile given ongoing structural and geopolitical…
Economics Minister Katherina Reiche has laid out a broad plan to cut red tape and revive Germany's stalled economy, with measures that could directly affect…
Germany's industrial sector recorded its strongest monthly order growth since December, up 3.6% in March - a surprising bright spot amid ongoing global…
The CDU has named prominent business figures to key cabinet positions, sparking debate about the influence of corporate interests in Germany's new coalition…